Update on entry below.
The Department for Work and Pensions released yesterday, reported .
And it turns out that the Department for Education and Skills had already released the minutes of school budget meetings to the Evening Standard. It has now put the on its disclosure log today.
So this discussion of government policy formulation is now in the open.
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This has the makings of an excellent site at which the general public can gather facts and not spin. When are we going to see the information available from the cash for honours enquiry? How can a man serve two masters even if he wears two hats? Sureley in the intrests of transparent openness all those arrested should go on trial if the police are satisfied with the evidence. We still remember Hutton and that poor scientist who bled to death. Such men should not be allowed to die in vain. We are indebted to you Mr Rosenbaum, thank you.