Post Office Horizon Inquiry: Search the Evidence
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…(9.58 am) MR BLAKE: Good morning, sir. SIR WYN WILLIAMS: Good morning. MR BLAKE: Our first witness today is Sir Stephen Robson. SIR STEPHEN ROBSON (sworn) Questioned by MR BLAKE MR BLAKE: Thank you very much, can you give your full name, please? A. Stephen Arthur Robson. Q. Sir Stephen, thank you very much for attending today. You should…
…(9.58 am) MR BLAKE: Good morning, sir. SIR WYN WILLIAMS: Good morning. MR BLAKE: Our first witness today is Sir Stephen Robson. SIR STEPHEN ROBSON (sworn) Questioned by MR BLAKE MR BLAKE: Thank you very much, can you give your full name, please? A. Stephen Arthur Robson. Q. Sir Stephen, thank you very much for attending today. You should…
we say? A. No, it would have been written down because I can remember -- 197 I N D E X SIR STEPHEN ROBSON (sworn) ........................ 1 Questioned by MR BLAKE ...................... we say? A. No, it would have been written down because I can remember -- 197 I N D E X SIR STEPHEN ROBSON (sworn) ........................ 1 Questioned b…
…ust understood, shall we say? A. No, it would have been written down because I can remember -- 197 I N D E X SIR STEPHEN ROBSON (sworn) ........................ 1 Questioned by MR BLAKE ......................
…uch. MR STEVENS: Thank you. (4.04 pm) (The hearing adjourned until 10.00 am the following day) 198 I N D E X SIR STEPHEN ROBSON (sworn) ...........................1 Questioned by MR BLAKE ........................1 Questioned by MR JACOBS ......................35 Questioned by MS PAGE ........................39 LORD ALISTAIR DARLING (affir…
…ust arrived home having been at the Treasury with Steve Robson (2nd Permanent Secretary) and then a meeting with Stephen Byers and Alan Milburn at the House of Commons." Just pausing there, do you remember that meeting at all? A. No, I don't. Q. You don't remember the meeting? A. I don't remember -- Q. No? A. Well, I had quite a lot of me…
…ust arrived home having been at the Treasury with Steve Robson (2nd Permanent Secretary) and then a meeting with Stephen Byers and Alan Milburn at the House of Commons." Just pausing there, do you remember that meeting at all? A. No, I don't. Q. You don't remember the meeting? A. I don't remember -- Q. No? A. Well, I had quite a lot of me…
anding.*° Sir Steve 24/11/22, 30/20-23 Who as Minister for Posts was closer to the detail of Horizon than was Stephen Byers. 30/11/22, 142/1-18 23/11/22, 51/17-53/1 SUBS0000017 SUBS0000017 Robson considered that at the time the focus of Ministers was on the overall feasibility of the project, rather than the technical feasibility.*! 23. L…