Analysis and Comment
As the MoJ reveals in its response, it was aware of precisely 6 incidents of alleged intimidation, but went on to say they have no information as to whether any of these were reported to the police, or what - if any- actions were taken as a consequence
“There is no central record which goes into the level of detail you request"
'[...]although the MoJ is paying Capita big fat wads of taxpayers’ cash to gather this data, the MoJ is choosing not to ask for all of the data it is paying for, even though it is perfectly entitled to do so'
'Before 30th January these people would not have been allowed to interpret in a courtroom. Somehow, overnight, they become good enough.'



