Dave, I can't disagree with what you have said there, although you haven't gone far enough for me but at least you have voiced a small amount of concern and an opinion. However I find it very worrying that the majority of States members seem content to just sit back and hope this incident, along with all the others that keep mounting up, just goes away. I don't even see the usual meaningless political comments like "This incident was regrettable, we must make sure this doesn't happen again" or "I'll campaign to make the facts of this case and the tax payers money involved available to the public" I wouldn't expect much to come from statements like that, but come on guys, at least pretend! Is it the the house doesn't care? Do they think that the rest of us are stupid? Maybe in this particular case since it's now on record that you have no authority over them are you all scared of the Police? There is a continuing chorus from the electorate that this is DEFINITELY the worst States ever. Has this not filtered back to the other Deputies? If I was living in the UK I would be a Conservative voter, I've always stated loudly that unless you take part in the political process then you have no right to criticise it. Yet now I can find no reason to vote again. It just keeps getting worse, each time costing us huge amounts of money.
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Voice for Victims is a campaign aimed at promoting the rights of those affected by child sexual abuse.
