Strathclyde Police Finally Respond On Rendition Issue.
NEWS FROM THE CELTIC LEAGUE
STRATHCLYDE POLICE FINALLY RESPOND ON RENDITION ISSUE
Strathclyde Police says they `regret' the delay in responding to repeated requests from the Celtic League over the Rendition issue.
The League wrote to the Force last year after new documents uncovered in Libya definitely linked aircraft involved in rendition to airport movements in
Scotland.
To date Scottish Police inertia on the issue is matched by their colleagues in Ireland ? an additional line of enquiry which is being pursued by the League.
The League welcomes the new commitment from Strathclyde Police to progress the matter.
FREEDOM OF INFORMATION REQUEST REFERENCE NUMBER 0769/2012
I write in connection with your request for information, and it is with regret that a response has not been provided to date.
The interruption in responding to you was due initially to a misunderstanding as to where the response should officially be provide from; and as a consequence,
to date, I believe that no correspondence, in respect of the points raised, was answered.
Further, I aim to resolve this matter, and as a consequence, I will provide a suitable response under the aforementioned legislation: Given that I have been
just made aware of this situation, I hope to have a suitable reply within due course.
Should you require any further information please do not hesitate to contact me.
Yours sincerely
Andrew McCulloch
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