Anti Corruption Hotline

Dear Cabinet Office,

I was reminded recently, that Andrew Mitchell(*) assured the public
in 2007 that;

"A Conservative government will establish an anti-corruption
hotline on its first day in office".

A few days have passed since the present Conservative Government
assumed office, so can I presume the hotline is well established?

If so, please could you disclose to me;

- What is the telephone number for the hot line?
- How many calls has the hotline taken?

I'd like to report the current directors of British Telecom for
their treacherous relationship with Russian/ American/ Greek/
Turkish spyware criminals, and responsibility for the industrial
espionage involved in the BT/Phorm affair.

And perhaps one or two related concerns about senior Civil
Service/Cabinet Office staff, a City of London detective, an Avon &
Somerset detective, staff of the Information Commissioners Office,
and members of the CPS Complex Casework team too.

Please could you also disclose to me, who will receive and
investigate allegations of corruption reported to the hotline?

Please also confirm, the line won't be operated by BT, or manned by
BT staff. Because if so, it is already compromised by corrupt
thieving spying crooks with links to Russian/American organised
crime.

many thanks,
Yours faithfully,

P John

(*) Tories vow to tackle overseas aid corruption
http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2007/o...

Dear Mr Ballinger,

many thanks.

I hope the anti-corruption hot line - if it ever does launch - is a
freephone number!

I'd hate to think some corrupt Civil Servant might do a shady deal
with Ian Livingston on a premium rate number staffed by BT
employees with an autodialler.

But it wouldn't surprise me. BT have got past form (*).

Yours faithfully,

P. John

(*) 'BT in call centre fraud to ensure winning £1billion business
contract'
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...