The Chief Constable of South Yorkshire Police and the Head of the BBC will be questioned by the House of Commons Home Affairs Committee on 2nd September 2014.
In the meantime both have responded to initial questions put to them by the Committees Chairman the Rt Hon Keith Vaz. Following receipt of the letters he has reportedly said that the replies ” raise even more questions”.
A copy of the letter from the Chief Constable of the South Yorkshire Police can be found here.
Following the letter I sent to the Chairman Home Affairs Committee on 17th August I have also sent a list of questions which I feel should be asked.
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