Minister Callanan / Lord Callanan concealing Insolvency Service corruption and wholesale fraud
Dear Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy,
It is the overarching duty on ministers to comply with the law and to protect the integrity of public life. All ministers are expected to observe the Seven Principles of Public Life, which underpins the Ministerial Code. They are sworn onto office to behave in a constitutionally proper way.
Lord Callanan of BEIS and other ministers have been concealing acts of corruption by officers of the Court harbored by the Department within the Insolvency Service.
We refer to the email tracking report below and the subject line:
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Email tracking report:
[email address] (Lord Callanan's BEIS email address)
Ref: Scot Young estate & Times article: Insolvency firms put under investigation - Inter agency collusion
Sent: February 12, 2021 at 12:41PM
Last read: 13:51PM, Mar 26
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All ministers are required, under section 3(1) of the Constitutional Reform Act 2005 to "uphold the continued independence of the judiciary". That has not been happening. Ministers have been concealing serious fraud whilst coercing the judiciary to do the same, terrorising victims of insolvency abuse and fraud through the courts to ensure those effected never get justice.
INFORMATION REQUEST:
1. We request to inspect all internal email correspondences or letters from Lord Callanan or other officials in respect of the contents of that email we sent on 12th February 2020.
2. We request to inspect all correspondence in whichever form it is available between BEIS, the Insolvency Service and any external agencies in relation to that email and we request that you produce that email for public inspection.
3. We ask you to make tab_27, tab_28, the Times Article and the transcript of Mr Millinder's call with Hannon (Official Receiver of the Insolvency Service) public by disclosing that information with this request. It is the right of the public to know that the Insolvency Service, under BEIS, its CEO, Anthony Hannon, the Official Receiver of London and a number of its staff have been defrauding creditors. Hannon accepted that £4.1 million claim he knew to be false to keep assets beyond the reach of creditors.
4. We request to inspect all enquiries made by BEIS ministers to Hannon and in respect of Grant Thornton, along with all responses.
Yours faithfully,
Stop Corruption UK LLP
BEIS ref: FOI2021/09667
Dear Stop Corruption UK LLP
Thank you for your request for information which was received on 29th
March. Your request has been passed on to the appropriate official at the
Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) to process.
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Dear Mr Millender & Stop Corruption UK LLP,
Please find attached the response to your requests for information, our
references FOI2021/09421 & FOI2021/09667.
If you have any queries about this email, please contact the Information
Rights and Records Unit at BEIS.
Please remember to quote the reference numbers above in any future
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Yours sincerely,
Information Rights and Records Unit
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BEIS IR ref: IR2021/12056 Original FOI ref: FOI2021/09667
Dear Stop Corruption UK LLP
Thank you for your request for an internal review which was received on
28th April. Your request has been passed on to the appropriate official at
the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) to
process.
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should be responded to within 20 working days unless they are complex, in
which case a response should be sent within 40 working days. Please be
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Kind regards,
Information Rights & Records Unit
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Industrial Strategy | 1 Victoria Street, London, SW1H 0ET |
www.gov.uk/beis | [email address] |
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Dear Stop Corruption UK LLP,
Please find attached the response to your Internal Review, our references IR2021/12056 & IR2021/12058.
If you have any queries about this email, please contact the Information Rights and Records Unit at BEIS.
Please remember to quote the reference numbers above in any future communication.
Yours sincerely,
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Stop Corruption UK LLP left an annotation ()
As of today, 23rd April 2021, BEIS are in breach of the Freedom of Information Act 2000.
Contrary to section 10(1) of the Act, BEIS has failed in his statutory duty to deliver the information requested by not later than the twentieth working day following the date of receipt of the request.
The request was made on 27th March 2021 and we are now on day 27.