UK Report on July 7th Terrorist Bombings
About the Intelligence and Security Committee:
Parliamentary oversight of SIS, GCHQ and the Security Service is provided by the Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC), established by the Intelligence Services Act 1994. The Committee examines the expenditure, administration and policy of the three Agencies. It operates within the ‘ring of secrecy’ and has wide access to the range of Agency activities and to highly classified information. Its crossparty membership of nine from both Houses is appointed by the Prime Minister after consultation with the Leader of the Opposition. The Committee is required to report annually to the Prime Minister on its work. These reports, after any deletions of sensitive material, are placed before Parliament by the Prime Minister. The Committee also provides ad hoc reports to the Prime Minister from time to time. The Chairman of the Intelligence and Security Committee is the Right Honourable Paul Murphy. The Committee is supported by a Clerk and secretariat in the Cabinet Office and can employ an investigator to pursue specific matters in greater detail.
They have released the “Intelligence and Security Committee Report into the London Terrorist Attacks on 7 July 2005,” and the UK government has issued a response.
Clive Robinson • May 31, 2006 12:07 PM
@Bruce,
Unfortunatly neither the report or the UK Gov response answer the questions of the families of those killed and injured.
In fact the UK Gov when pressed for more clarity and detail went into a tail spin and instead of answering questions offered more financial compensation.
Like many other Londoners it was pure chance that I was not on one of the tube trains. I was due to go to a job “up in town” and would have been traveling through one of the affected stations at that time, but due to a supplier problem the visit was canceled the night befor.
So like the victims and their families I definatly want answers as well.