Secret recordings reveal 'dangerous ground' Post Office was on

Just to let you know, CALLER has now joined us. The last thing you want is a spot review response that says categorically there was no access to live data from Bracknell. If in a weeks time some bloody whistleblower pipes up to say, well actually I was working in the second floor and we routinely did X what might be interpreted in the press as weasel wording. Is extremely dangerous. You know, we don’t. We’re not just asking whether people in that basement had access to live systems, even if your answer is they did have access to what they called the live system, but it wasn’t live which itself. You know, we’re having to kind of work carefully to make it sound other than stupid. You know, when you say they didn’t have access to the rising system, but actually they were passing entries to live data, but you didn’t ask that, that that is really dangerous ground. So another action from yesterday is to check who has access throughout that whole Bracknell building. So we take we’ve taken that away just to look at what’s that Paula Venors on the meeting. Yes. OK, Well, I’m. I’m glad we didn’t pull any punches. Yeah, exactly. Yeah. So all that stuff, you know, it’s come out. They are going to have to really wrestle with this, aren’t they?