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We can only guess at what employees considering a complaint must have made of the two contradictory sets of advice sent to them simultaneously by way of the route map and the recast policy itself.
But the blunder of sending out the pre-recast route map provides the clearest possible reminder of what the policy should have been.
According to her written statement provided to the inquiry and finally published last week, by the time drafting of the complaints procedure began in early November , Nicola Sturgeon knew that allegations against Salmond were coming.
She was therefore well aware that the new complaints procedure being drafted then by her civil servants was likely to be dealing in due course with complaints against Salmond.
But nor did I, in any way, allow such concern to lead me to limit the scope of the procedure. There is simply no other reasonable explanation for why the procedure changed so dramatically in December Every unlawful thing those civil servants did was done by them so that Sturgeon would not have to do it herself.
It was done so that she could plausibly deny, as she does to this day, that she had anything to do with it. These servants of hers have already, quite rightly, taken a great deal of criticism for their bad faith and incompetence, and as the inquiry continues, they can surely expect a great deal more.
The unswerving loyalty of the person who set them up for this fall is, we should grant, the very least they can expect from her.
One way in which that lie was exposed by the revelations on Wednesday was the publication of the text in which, on 3 June , Alex Salmond set out for Sturgeon his offer of binding arbitration on the legality of the complaints procedure.
As he rightly pointed out, this offer, if accepted, would have conclusively and privately settled that question without the need for the judicial review that eventually followed and without the need for any involvement of the complainers or risk of exposure of their identities.
This has been extensively commented on with varying degrees of insight since Wednesday but again its significance for the central lie remains to be fully exposed.
Clearly, it is not the complainer, because the complainer is a party in the procedure, not an observer of it, and there is no requirement on the complainer to be reasonable, only to make the complaint and have it handled by the procedure.
Equally, it is not the former Minister, who is again a party in the procedure with no duty of reasonableness or detachment either. Now think about who does have the qualities of reasonableness and detachment which the parties in the procedure lack.
Those are surely the qualities to be expected — in fact, demanded — of the Government lawyers and senior civil servants who draft, approve and then implement the procedure.
Now look at what Leslie Evans and the Scottish Government conceded when they conceded the judicial review. Firstly, that whilst the meaning of paragraph 10 of the procedure was clear to those involved in its development and operation i.
Leave aside the many other grounds on which senior counsel for Salmond apparently advised that the procedure was unlawful, some of which a first year legal trainee could spot.
Those too will no doubt be exposed at some point when the inquiry publishes all of the pleadings and notes of argument in the case as it is now free to do.
Consider only this ground of partiality that tainted the whole procedure, and that Evans and the Scottish Government have admitted.
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Unfortunately, that dry-as-dust legal terminology obscures what this actually means, and how significant it is. This, then, is what the Scottish Government conceded about its conduct of the Salmond judicial review and, by extension, of the unlawful procedure which gave rise to it.
The oft-repeated claim of Sturgeon, Evans and the Scottish Government that they just got unlucky in some late-discovered technicality in the Salmond case is just one more shameful lie.
The Scottish Government have submitted a Statement to the Salmond inquiry in which they seek to explain why they waved the white flag in the judicial review without ever having done anything wrong.
This took the form of a decision report and covering letter…. On 27 September the Court issued a timetable order.
As part of the process for the recovery of evidence, a Commission a formal hearing was held between 19 and 21 December before a Commissioner appointed by the court after the Petitioner [Salmond] had lodged a description of further evidence that he wanted to obtain from the Scottish Government a specification of documents.
The specification detailed specific source material that needed to be included in the search such as calendar entries and text messages.
And then suddenly, without warning so it seems, everything just fell apart for the Scottish Government. Paragraph 26 continues:.
Clearly, something dramatic must have happened during this three day procedure. The Petitioner [Salmond] and Respondents [Scottish Government] agreed to settle the case on the basis of that acceptance.
The judge in the Court of Session accepted the joint minute and issued a final order bringing the case formally to an end.
In this case, the Investigating Officer the Deputy Director for People Advice [Mackinnon] had had no involvement in any aspect of the events being investigated.
She had not been part of the Scottish Government at the time of the events in question, which — along with her experience as an HR professional — had informed her appointment as Investigating Officer.
The Deputy Director for People Advice, had contact, before her appointment as Investigating Officer, with the two members of staff who lodged concerns in advance of their decisions to make formal complaints.
This surely must be it at last. This was in keeping with the role for the Investigating Officer set out in more detail in earlier drafts of the procedure, and in line with her professional HR role.
The individuals also shared reflections about what they thought might prevent harassment occurring in the future.
As noted in paragraph 26 above, previously undisclosed documents were provided as part of the Commission for Evidence held between 19 and 21 December in relation to the prior contact between the individual who was subsequently appointed as the Investigating Officer and the two complainers.
These documents indicated the nature of this contact was in line with that described in paragraph I invite readers of this blog to do the same.
The Permanent Secretary therefore concluded on 2 January that the Scottish Government should concede the judicial review proceedings because of the apparent bias issue described in paragraph 39 above.
I know from personal experience that any such claim is false. There can be little doubt that this material is relevant to the remit of the Salmond inquiry and requires to be disclosed to it before Salmond, Murrell, Sturgeon or anyone else can meaningfully give their evidence and be examined on that evidence.
The crown identify that it would constitute a criminal offence for us to release certain material obtained as part of the disclosure in the trial.
Both our client and we absolutely have no alternative but to respect that obligation. That is precisely why we have previously suggested that the Committee raise the recovery of that documentation with … Crown Office, whom we do not believe are subject to the same restrictions.
They may, of course, take a different view, but it will be for them to explain that to the committee. I should say that, as looks likely to be the case with the COPFS material in the Salmond case, this material was dynamite.
On 16 December , COPFS replied to my request to be allowed to use the material in the civil case and again it is, I think, worth setting out their reply:.
As civil litigation is ongoing it would be possible for your client to make a motion for specification of documents as part of the commission and diligence process, which motion will not be opposed by the Crown.
This letter was put before three judges in the Inner House of the Court of Session at the next hearing of the civil case. Their reaction to the COPFS proposal gave strong encouragement to the belief that the proposal comprised a lot of faffing around to achieve something that for all practical purposes had already been achieved.
The material — many hundreds of pages of it — was then simply lodged with the court in eight lever arch files.
The application was supported by documents concerning the activities of the News of the World. Many of the documents had been disclosed to the pursuer by the Crown Office after being recovered by police operations.
The pursuer lodged many of those documents in the present civil proceedings, in his Appendix A to H. You are free to make of that as you will.
Notwithstanding anything the Act says about the strictly limited use to which COPFS disclosure to an accused can be put, or the criminal consequences that can follow if it is used for other purposes, COPFS clearly believe that they have discretion to allow disclosed material to be used for other purposes by an accused or former accused.
If there are other reasons why such authorisation should not be given, and why both the inquiry and the public should not be told what was said and done by Peter Murrell and others in these WhatsApp messages, COPFS should state, fully and clearly, what those reasons are.
I confess I was struggling to identify the relevance to that remit of most of what was asked in the first hour yesterday. I was also shocked at how ill-prepared the witnesses were to answer the few relevant questions that were asked.
Is it really too much to ask that such senior and important witnesses, giving evidence on such important matters to a Parliamentary Committee, should brief themselves fully on all of the relevant matters for which they are constitutionally responsible before they turn up?
So here are some of the questions that I think should have been asked and to which the inquiry, and the Scottish public, deserve some answers:.
I agreed with Perm Sec that I would test it with some key individuals. Is it true that Evans agreed with Richards, on or prior to 1 December , that the latest version of the process was to be tested on key individuals?
If so:. Why was Evans apparently unable to remember anything about this specific instance of sharing the draft procedure with a potential complainer when she gave her evidence yesterday?
What does that entry mean? Why was Evans unable to remember anything about this specific instance of sharing the draft procedure with a potential complainer when she gave her evidence yesterday?
In all eight previous drafts of the complaints procedure up to 5 December , the First Minister had a central role.
She was to be informed as soon as a formal complaint against a former Minister was made. She was to take any steps necessary to ensure the former Minister cooperated with the investigation.
She was to be informed when the investigation of the complaint was completed, and any further action on the complaint was hers to consider and take.
In the ninth draft, sent out by Richards at close to midnight on 5 December , all of this was suddenly gone.
The First Minister now had no role at all. The Permanent Secretary would now decide whether a complaint against a former Minister was well-founded, and the Permanent Secretary would determine what further action was to be taken on it.
She was right. This version was essentially what was approved by the First Minister on 20 December , and was the procedure used against Alex Salmond.
Evans was closely involved in the drafting process at the time and has surely reviewed it again closely at least twice — for the judicial review and again for the inquiry — but if the answers to any of the following questions still fall outwith her own personal knowledge, they can be easily garnered from Richards, Mackinnon, Hynd or any of the others who were also involved and for whom she is ultimately responsible.
Why, after 5 December , was the First Minister no longer to be informed of formal complaints against former Ministers?
Why was the First Minister no longer to seek to secure the cooperation of the former Minister with the investigation of complaints? Why was the First Minister no longer to decide on the merits of complaints and further action to be taken?
Further documents supplied by Scottish Government officials and published now by the Salmond inquiry show that Ms A did indeed meet with Richards and Mackinnon — on 5 December The documents include a timeline updated by Richards on 6 December and sent to Mackinnon at It appears that Richards then worked late into the evening.
Just before midnight, at Evidently, the civil servants were very confident that, within a day of its having been created, the recast procedure would now be the final one.
The recast procedure was approved by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon on 20 December after only the most minor of changes.
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Archivado desde el original el 22 de marzo de You are free to make of that as you will. Notwithstanding anything the Act says about the strictly limited use to which COPFS disclosure to an accused can be put, or the criminal consequences that can follow if it is used for other purposes, COPFS clearly believe that they have discretion to allow disclosed material to be used for other purposes by an accused or former accused.
If there are other reasons why such authorisation should not be given, and why both the inquiry and the public should not be told what was said and done by Peter Murrell and others in these WhatsApp messages, COPFS should state, fully and clearly, what those reasons are.
I confess I was struggling to identify the relevance to that remit of most of what was asked in the first hour yesterday.
I was also shocked at how ill-prepared the witnesses were to answer the few relevant questions that were asked. Is it really too much to ask that such senior and important witnesses, giving evidence on such important matters to a Parliamentary Committee, should brief themselves fully on all of the relevant matters for which they are constitutionally responsible before they turn up?
So here are some of the questions that I think should have been asked and to which the inquiry, and the Scottish public, deserve some answers:. I agreed with Perm Sec that I would test it with some key individuals.
Is it true that Evans agreed with Richards, on or prior to 1 December , that the latest version of the process was to be tested on key individuals?
If so:. Why was Evans apparently unable to remember anything about this specific instance of sharing the draft procedure with a potential complainer when she gave her evidence yesterday?
What does that entry mean? Why was Evans unable to remember anything about this specific instance of sharing the draft procedure with a potential complainer when she gave her evidence yesterday?
In all eight previous drafts of the complaints procedure up to 5 December , the First Minister had a central role.
She was to be informed as soon as a formal complaint against a former Minister was made. She was to take any steps necessary to ensure the former Minister cooperated with the investigation.
She was to be informed when the investigation of the complaint was completed, and any further action on the complaint was hers to consider and take.
In the ninth draft, sent out by Richards at close to midnight on 5 December , all of this was suddenly gone. The First Minister now had no role at all.
The Permanent Secretary would now decide whether a complaint against a former Minister was well-founded, and the Permanent Secretary would determine what further action was to be taken on it.
She was right. This version was essentially what was approved by the First Minister on 20 December , and was the procedure used against Alex Salmond.
Evans was closely involved in the drafting process at the time and has surely reviewed it again closely at least twice — for the judicial review and again for the inquiry — but if the answers to any of the following questions still fall outwith her own personal knowledge, they can be easily garnered from Richards, Mackinnon, Hynd or any of the others who were also involved and for whom she is ultimately responsible.
Why, after 5 December , was the First Minister no longer to be informed of formal complaints against former Ministers? Why was the First Minister no longer to seek to secure the cooperation of the former Minister with the investigation of complaints?
Why was the First Minister no longer to decide on the merits of complaints and further action to be taken?
Further documents supplied by Scottish Government officials and published now by the Salmond inquiry show that Ms A did indeed meet with Richards and Mackinnon — on 5 December The documents include a timeline updated by Richards on 6 December and sent to Mackinnon at It appears that Richards then worked late into the evening.
Just before midnight, at Evidently, the civil servants were very confident that, within a day of its having been created, the recast procedure would now be the final one.
The recast procedure was approved by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon on 20 December after only the most minor of changes.
At I knew nothing before then about any complainer or anybody raising concerns. I knew nothing about the appointment of any investigating officer or about any sharing of the draft procedure with any individuals.
Share this: Twitter Facebook. Like this: Like Loading Nicola Sturgeon again However, my focus in the Salmond inquiry posts on this blog has been consistently on the First Minister and on her claims that none of this was anything to do with her.
Now for the new bit. Is there anyone out there who still thinks the Salmond complaints were not discussed at all?
Just in case there is, let me remind readers of one further piece of context. But matters go further still. Eagle-eyed readers of this blog who care to look will be able to spot how we know this: The route map produced by the Scottish Government as evidencing work done by 7 November is dated 31 January They were not decisions.
And now Nicola Sturgeon herself has as good as told us why it became something very different. What Sturgeon has so far told the inquiry According to her written statement provided to the inquiry and finally published last week, by the time drafting of the complaints procedure began in early November , Nicola Sturgeon knew that allegations against Salmond were coming.
This is one lie that can be exposed without the need for any further investigation or evidence. It can be exposed by the simple means of rational thought.
Lacking substantive merit. Improper purpose. Initial procedure Three straightforward paragraphs to begin with. Something dramatic?
The mystery solved? Well, no. It remains puzzling that such obvious facts are not self-evident to everyone. Just another fig-leaf But back to the Salmond inquiry.
If so: When and how was this agreed? Was it by text or email and if so, where are those texts or emails? What did Richards tell Evans about what was involved in the testing?
In particular, did Richards tell Evans that one of the key individuals was Ms A? Is there written material relating to these events and if so, where is it?
The recast of the procedure on 5 December In all eight previous drafts of the complaints procedure up to 5 December , the First Minister had a central role.
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