I e-mailed Bill Brooke at the Civil Service Commissioners Office and told him that I was not prepared to wait any longer than February 2010 for the Commissioners to hear my case. If they, (the Commissioners) had not dealt with my case by then, and this has been going on for over three years, I would refer the matter to the Daily Telegraph.
As a Civil Servant at the time, I raised concerns of a criminal nature under the Public Disclosure Act (1998), and have a duty under the Civil Service Code to ensure that this matter is pursued.
Andi Ali
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