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From: Mclnnes Tim (ShEx) [/O=BIS PRODUCTION/OU=EXCHANGE ADMINISTRATIVE GROUP
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Sent: 24/08/2015 13:29:39
To: Neville-Rolfe MPST §.
Subject: RE: Post Office - Horizon
Andrew,
Thanks. I have just left a vmail.
Tim
From: Neville-Rolfe MPST
Sent: 24 August 2015 13:49
To: McInnes Tim (ShEx)
Subject: FW: Post Office - Horizon
Tim,
Apologies copying you in as per Richard’s out of office.
Kind regards
Andrew Smith
From: Neville-Rolfe MPST
Sent: 24 August 2015 12:54
To: Callard Richard (ShEx)
Cc: Thompson Laura (Shareholder Executive); Dollin Michael (Shareholder Executive); SpAd Javid MPST; Neville-Rolfe
MPST
Subject: FW: Post Office - Horizon
Richard,
Please can I have some urgent advice regarding this e-mail.
Kind regards
C7 Andrew Smith
eh Private Secretary to Baroness Neville-Rolfe, Parliamentary Under
Secretary of State and Minister for Intellectual Property
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From: BRIDGEN, Andrew { GRO.
Sent: 24 August 2015 12:50
To: Neville-Rolfe MPST
Cc: JONES, Kevan; LETWIN, Oliver
Subject: RE: Post Office - Horizon
Dear Lucy,
We write further to your letter dated 14th August 2015 regarding the Post Office Horizon software. In light of the
subsequent BBC Panorama programme broadcast on the 17th August, all three of us representing those of our
constituents who have been affected, now request a further meeting to discuss this matter.
There were several allegations in the broadcast which we feel need urgent attention -- the two principal issues being (1)
the statement from the Fujitsu whistle blower that transactions could be remotely manipulated and (2) the statements
by Second Sight which contradicted the version of the Second Sight report that the Post Office has presenting to
Ministers, MPs and the media.
In light of these serious developments, we are convinced that the interests of our constituents require this matter to be
independently investigated -- ideally by a private sector entrepreneur with experience of managing organisations of this
scale. We would suggest someone with the standing of Sir Terry Leahy or Baron Rose of Monewden to undertake such a
review.
We very much hope you will be willing to meet us to discuss this matter as soon as possible.
Kind Regards,
Andrew Bridgen MP Kevan Jones MP. Oliver Letwin MP
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