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The independent panel set up to support the planned public inquiry into historical child abuse could be disbanded, the BBC understands. Home Secretary Theresa May has written to panel members saying three options to give the inquiry full statutory powers are being considered. Only one option does not require the panel to be disbanded. A Home Office spokesman said Mrs May wanted to balance making progress "with the need to get this right". The panel, which has started work, still has nobody to chair it after the first two nominations stood down. An inquiry source told the BBC panel members have been told their jobs will go in the new year and that they will be invited to apply for positions on the new panel.
They feel that Theresa May has already made a decision and will disband the inquiry panel in the New Year, in favor of a Statuatory inquiry.
originally posted by: Firefly_
The entire government should be disbanded. I really sincerely hope that these monsters get whats coming to them. But this is the real world we live in, where the most evil of all rarely pay for their crimes against humanity. They are untouchable as it stands and will do whatever it takes to remain that way.
originally posted by: Firefly_
The entire government should be disbanded. I really sincerely hope that these monsters get whats coming to them. But this is the real world we live in, where the most evil of all rarely pay for their crimes against humanity. They are untouchable as it stands and will do whatever it takes to remain that way.
originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: Cobaltic1978
They feel that Theresa May has already made a decision and will disband the inquiry panel in the New Year, in favor of a Statuatory inquiry.
Is that like a "secret inquiry"?
I bet they want it to go away.
Disbanding the current panel to reconvene later is just a bureaucratic exercise really -