
The position is now clear. The State’s own framework requires that where there is reasonable suspicion of criminality in healthcare: • the matter is recorded • police are engaged • evidence is preserved • investigation follows The CJSSC confirms the system was operating under coordinated, multi-agency control. But the Operation Talla material records: • requests for assistance rejected • allegations not recorded • “guidance to not record” described as a success And in CRN 6029679/21: • substantial evidence submitted • an investigation indicated • no full investigative steps taken These positions cannot be reconciled. This is not a question of outcome. It is a question of whether the criminal law was permitted to engage at all. Was justice obstructed? Was it perverted? If so, was any collusion involved? Read the analysis here; ethicalapproach.co.uk/threshold_cont…
















