Alan Bates considering going BACK to court as suffering subpostmasters STILL NOT getting their money

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  • Опубликовано: 13 дек 2024

Комментарии • 235

  • @mleggieri801
    @mleggieri801 Месяц назад +137

    This is a prime example of Politicians from all sides not giving two figs to what happens to the everyday people! They only care about themselves! Disgraceful!!!

    • @wordwordful
      @wordwordful Месяц назад

      Disgusting. Morally bankrupt people

    • @wordwordful
      @wordwordful Месяц назад +4

      Young ones asking questions. The older man is literally shaking.

    • @joansorensen-young2962
      @joansorensen-young2962 Месяц назад +3

      Same in all commonwealth countries and USA

    • @buildmotosykletist1987
      @buildmotosykletist1987 22 дня назад

      Rubbish, who exposed this scandal ? A politician, an older white male politician.

    • @sagayagambrun5149
      @sagayagambrun5149 9 дней назад

      @@joansorensen-young2962 British Justice to the Core!

  • @David-zo7fb
    @David-zo7fb Месяц назад +87

    POST OFFICE stop the BS pay these PM's and stop there suffering

  • @JelMain
    @JelMain Месяц назад +58

    Personally, I don't believe any justice in the real sense of the word will ever result.

  • @joezanella8949
    @joezanella8949 Месяц назад +122

    I bet all the lawyers don't have to wait to be paid.

    • @suminshizzles6951
      @suminshizzles6951 Месяц назад +2

      They do. They dont get paid till the payouts appear.

    • @mm3nrx
      @mm3nrx Месяц назад +4

      @@suminshizzles6951 technically thats untrue.

    • @macbitz
      @macbitz Месяц назад

      @@suminshizzles6951 "In cases of compensation for unfair treatment under English law, it is fairly common for lawyers to receive interim payments of their legal fees prior to any final settlement being reached. This helps ensure the relevant legal teams can continue working on the case, even if the final outcome and compensation amount has not yet been determined.". So yes, lawyers *do* get paid before payouts appear.

    • @suminshizzles6951
      @suminshizzles6951 Месяц назад

      @@mm3nrx Are you a solicitor?

    • @rogermoore5761
      @rogermoore5761 Месяц назад

      I was thinking the same joezanell8949.

  • @allisonstandley2573
    @allisonstandley2573 Месяц назад +58

    The ridiculous cost of the accountants and lawyers surely outweighs any compensation.

    • @ianlister6554
      @ianlister6554 Месяц назад +13

      And this is all public money. Just think about how much could have been saved from the public purse if only Vennels, Van Den Bogard and all the other incompetents had simply done their jobs fir which they were extremely well paid.

    • @gearoftones8585
      @gearoftones8585 Месяц назад +2

      ​@@ianlister6554yeah and those responsible for wasting this public money haven't lost a penny themselves and have faced no consequences.
      That's the British way.

    • @stellamariayates3776
      @stellamariayates3776 Месяц назад +4

      Just to give credit to Shoesmiths law practice who have provided pro bono support to postmasters as part of their corporate responsibility.

    • @raymondporter2094
      @raymondporter2094 28 дней назад

      ​@stellamariayates3776: In a properly run legal system, there would be no need for "pro bono" work. Some years ago, for example, people who couldn't afford legal costs could get legal aid - for example in a divorce case or in a personal injuries claim. Legal aid for those cases no longer exists in England & Wales. All that was needed (since lawyers can quickly identify a high percentage of successful PI claims) is as follows: If you succeeded and were awarded or settled a claim for £75K, 10% (maybe only 5% would be enough) could have been deducted to go back into the legal aid fund to pay for all the unsuccessful claims (only a small proportion). That way legal aid would pay for itself at no cost to Govt/taxation, and people who otherwise would NOT be compensated would be able to afford to pursue their claim if it had a reasonable prospect of success.
      Lawyers who do legal aid work in the categories where it is still available, have to wait AGES to get paid for their work. And perhaps I could give an example from one section: solicitors' legal aid hourly rates for child protection work (eg when local authorities bring care proceedings to protect children where they believe there has been some kind of child abuse). I would suggest that is some of the most important work that comes before the courts. I think those hourly rates last increased in England & Wales in 1997. YES - 27 YEARS AGO!
      I imagine their secretaries would like to receive 2024 wages not 1997 wages, and the costs of rent/heating/other utilities from 1997 bear no relation to the amounts that have to be paid now. No doubt corporate and commercial work carried out by City firms will be rather different....

    • @raymondporter2094
      @raymondporter2094 28 дней назад

      ...so who do you think, coming out of university or law school owing £60K student debt, is going to want to move into the field of child protection work? The most highly qualified or only a saintly minority? Or those who can't get jobs in the more lucrative fields of the law?
      Imagine if Ronaldo, Harry Kane, Messi etc, instead of going to the big clubs paying hundreds of thousands a WEEK, decided to play for their boyhood lower league clubs. It's about as likely as that...

  • @timbrookes3699
    @timbrookes3699 Месяц назад +32

    In fact as Ian Heslop said ages ago, to recommence these Sub Postmasters and Mistressess should each be given £1 million Tax Free, IMMEDIATELY. Which would be a tiny %age of the amount that the post office management has spent to try and block this action. Absolutely Appalling. I like everyone else following this saga, when the SPMs won the court case and with the publicity from the TV drama expected all these people to have been paid out and be able to get on with their lives, but apparently NOT!!!

    • @supergran1000
      @supergran1000 Месяц назад +6

      I completely agree. Just give it to them. Cut out the administration, the lawyers and accountants. It will still be a bargain.

    • @pradolover
      @pradolover Месяц назад +4

      1000%

    • @robsengahay5614
      @robsengahay5614 25 дней назад +1

      It probably would have been cheaper. Lawyers and accountants will wind up receiving more taxpayer money than the sub postmasters by the end of this fiasco.

    • @joansorensen-young2962
      @joansorensen-young2962 23 дня назад

      @@supergran1000 maybe there is a means to clawback remuneration from actual people who caused this outrage?

  • @bobbycaldwell4132
    @bobbycaldwell4132 Месяц назад +38

    Dear Post office
    This will not go away so get these poor postmasters paid and let the justice system jail the corrupt bosses

    • @michaeljohnston-ul1vi
      @michaeljohnston-ul1vi Месяц назад +2

      Do not forget the mental anguish these people went through,and are still suffering,due to the incompetance of the Post Office

    • @Ramblingpete
      @Ramblingpete Месяц назад +1

      No chance of that what’s so ever 👎🏾

    • @Ramblingpete
      @Ramblingpete Месяц назад +1

      They never kept Ukraine waiting for the cash and that was billions just saying

    • @Ramblingpete
      @Ramblingpete Месяц назад +2

      Don’t talk about fairness just give them double what they ask for don’t forget they did nothing wrong but the post office did big time

    • @junemargaretsmith2805
      @junemargaretsmith2805 Месяц назад +1

      Agreed it's time the incompetent leaders of the Post OFFICE were sent to jail and the Postmasters paid compensation! What I would like to ask is where did all the money go that they forced the Postmasters to pay? Wouldn't it have been possible to pay them back at least their own money?

  • @MultiMeg101
    @MultiMeg101 Месяц назад +31

    It's totally wrong if this gentleman has to go back to court after everything

  • @Liverpoolboy01
    @Liverpoolboy01 Месяц назад +22

    Post office have been running rings around the enquiry and now this! They don’t give a duck!

  • @timbrookes3699
    @timbrookes3699 Месяц назад +23

    The chairman of this committee really seems on the ball. Maybe, finally these wronged people should be paid their due and the people running the Post office should be in JAIL!!!

    • @martinattwell3166
      @martinattwell3166 Месяц назад +1

      I would put no money on the sub-postmasters being paid and those guilty of this miscarriage being held to account. It would appear that the lawyers have found a golden cow that they are milking to the maximum and are not going to allow this to just stop. I have seen how dishonest the lawyers and everyone else involved in this from the postmaster's side has been and they will worm their way out of taking any responsibility by blaming everyone else and hiding the evidence. Even as a lay person I could see straight through the testimony given by the various role players and do believe that many of the witnesses could be convicted for perjury to the commission based on the actual evidence that was presented. How many of those "lawyers" have not been struck off the roll for misconduct is unfathomable when they deliberately subverted the course of justice and called for the destruction and hiding of evidence.

  • @jeanwood6392
    @jeanwood6392 Месяц назад +29

    Had it been the boot on the other foot the Directors Etc Etc would have been paid the next day !!!

  • @MrGavinBoyd
    @MrGavinBoyd Месяц назад +18

    How many of those responsible will face a CRIMINAL trial and PRISON?

    • @bobbycaldwell4132
      @bobbycaldwell4132 Месяц назад +5

      Would like to think all of them , but the old boy network will manage to cover up misdemeanours

    • @beammeup8458
      @beammeup8458 Месяц назад +3

      How many will end up in the House of Frauds ?

    • @beammeup8458
      @beammeup8458 Месяц назад +1

      ​@@bobbycaldwell4132ANOTHER BRITISH VALUE ! We can't allow that to happen !

    • @DavoInMelbourne
      @DavoInMelbourne Месяц назад

      None. The British establishment is rotten to the core.

  • @kenmackenzie7338
    @kenmackenzie7338 Месяц назад +16

    If the person dies during all of this then it should be passed on to their survivors/family because they were effected in all of this too.

    • @Milkydrummer
      @Milkydrummer Месяц назад +1

      Affected

    • @margaretflounders8510
      @margaretflounders8510 Месяц назад +5

      @@Milkydrummer Here's a hair for you to split..

    • @katewells7670
      @katewells7670 26 дней назад

      Well ken when the money is finally paid it will belong to the family and will be part of their estate and they should make a Will and distribute their money as they see fit

  • @Sdubb666
    @Sdubb666 Месяц назад +25

    Heartbreaking!!!

    • @katewells7670
      @katewells7670 26 дней назад

      Oh more sense it is indeed heart breaking and would never have come to light without Sir Alan Bates

  • @RogerRocks
    @RogerRocks Месяц назад +18

    Funny isn't it, how SPM's had to balance every Wednesday - a deadline. Yet the Post Office can't get its own stuff done to a deadline.

    • @Sujowi
      @Sujowi 20 дней назад

      Ironic indeed!

  • @butlerpa100
    @butlerpa100 Месяц назад +18

    Money is poor compensation for the poor people involved

  • @MrAnonmyous
    @MrAnonmyous Месяц назад +18

    It’s pantomime, diberate delays

  • @martinsigley3957
    @martinsigley3957 Месяц назад +13

    Who pays the lawyers? After all, the Post Office is owned by the taxpayers. Guess!

  • @RogerRocks
    @RogerRocks Месяц назад +13

    Working out the final compensation payment should be easy. The SPM's come up with a figure. The Post Office come up with a figure. Take the higher of the two, and triple it. Done.

    • @BoadiceanRevenge
      @BoadiceanRevenge 29 дней назад +1

      👍👍👍excellent! Well said! 🙏⚖️🙏

  • @lesleywalters4516
    @lesleywalters4516 Месяц назад +13

    Surely a calculation of the actual loss (home, business, money paid to "make good) plus a % for compensation is a simple calculation to use! The PO stole from postmasters and this should be returned with interest.

    • @TonyFisher-lo8hh
      @TonyFisher-lo8hh Месяц назад +2

      With current delays the amount of interest will far exceed the original claims.

  • @Greg-f8m
    @Greg-f8m Месяц назад +10

    Shame on everyone connected with the post office and government departments using long winded processes to slow down paying out what is truly due and not lawyers and civil servants who have been instructed to dream up a scheme that never pays

    • @edwardhammond5582
      @edwardhammond5582 Месяц назад +1

      Would anything less than senior Post Office managers in jail, losing pensions, associated bonuses etc be enough?
      The fact that no deadline for these claims to be settled is just disgraceful, unless its by design.

  • @BoadiceanRevenge
    @BoadiceanRevenge 29 дней назад +3

    The DBT needs to get it's seriously dirty finger out of its disgustingly dirty arse and give the victims their compensation! NOW!!!!! 😡🙏⚖️🙏

  • @stevebaker3064
    @stevebaker3064 Месяц назад +5

    I believe that if the Post Office settled ALL claims in FULL without delay, thus ending this disgraceful 20-year saga, it would cost them (and ultimately the Taxpayer) a great deal less than paying the unbelievable legal costs associated with disputing every claim.
    STOP STALLING and PAY UP ... let's have an end to these poor PMs' living nightmare

  • @flangepipe1
    @flangepipe1 Месяц назад +3

    All those imprisoned should be released now.

  • @WILLIAM-y8t
    @WILLIAM-y8t Месяц назад +4

    British Justice needs to served against the people responsible in the Post Office

  • @energybrown
    @energybrown Месяц назад +3

    Hard to believe after all that's happened these guys are still being messed around! 😯

  • @avacadman2155
    @avacadman2155 Месяц назад +7

    Dragging it out hoping that some die before any settlement is reached? These people were all honest people that were vilified, judged as criminals, their names Blackened! Why is it taking so long to do the right thing and compensate these good people? Stop nit picking to avoid doing the right thing! Pay up for the damages caused to these good, honest people!!

    • @vickydimitriou6156
      @vickydimitriou6156 Месяц назад +2

      Because they don’t want to pay them at all. Disgusting.

  • @notquiteoverthehill9576
    @notquiteoverthehill9576 Месяц назад +5

    Bet they would drop £ claims if they could get PO & Civil Servants / Politicians into court & held legally accountable.
    Sadly that will never happen all too much corruption & self interest.

  • @p0ssiblypossiblynot557
    @p0ssiblypossiblynot557 Месяц назад +7

    Two retired judges, and the party involved (with representation) sit in a room and resolve the claim there and then unless there are major complications.
    Four hours max to resolve. Easy

  • @finsbury8919
    @finsbury8919 Месяц назад +4

    Mr Bates has content for at least two more episodes of this debacle!

  • @mikruss1055
    @mikruss1055 Месяц назад +5

    Start adding interest on the claim, once these bean counters see that delaying paying up incurs, even more cost , they will wake up and deal with it rather than kicking the can down the road.

  • @topgazza
    @topgazza Месяц назад +4

    This delay is unconscionable. The Gov should step in and pay out in full then claim the money back from the PostOffice

  • @tomricketts7821
    @tomricketts7821 Месяц назад +2

    The amount of detail being asked for is a deliberate ploy to run down the clock on the older claimants and encourage others to give up

  • @brendahamblin4559
    @brendahamblin4559 23 дня назад +1

    Sir Alan Bates, A magnificent man.

  • @PaulaHicks-hb5sr
    @PaulaHicks-hb5sr 29 дней назад

    My heart goes out to all these victims of the Post Office scandal....there are so many people with blood on their hands. I hope everyone is properly compensated and given a public apology.

  • @wordwordful
    @wordwordful Месяц назад +4

    Why are they going through this trauma again. Pay up.

  • @makeitwork3929
    @makeitwork3929 Месяц назад

    No arrests still? How surprising! not

  • @The_Penguin_Overlord
    @The_Penguin_Overlord Месяц назад +9

    how do you compensate the dead?

    • @robo6548
      @robo6548 Месяц назад +3

      in biblical times, it was an eye for an eye

    • @foruever
      @foruever Месяц назад +3

      Surely it must be part of their estate and go to their heirs.

  • @peterclemmet
    @peterclemmet Месяц назад

    Disgusting behavior by the government

  • @Thomas-g5t2k
    @Thomas-g5t2k Месяц назад +1

    Wriggle wriggle wriggle

  • @harrylyme2913
    @harrylyme2913 Месяц назад +1

    Why not appoint Alan Bates to the Board of the Post Office. The crooks are running the compensation scheme that's what's wrong. Sack and jail the crooks.

  • @beammeup8458
    @beammeup8458 Месяц назад

    What is committee waiting for ? The hobnobs with their tea ? Committees like Public inquiries are notoriously inefficient at achieving anything ...
    Beats doing a proper job, i guess the money keeps rolling in ..... now where is the tea ?

  • @daverushton5966
    @daverushton5966 Месяц назад

    Bet The Lawyers have raked it in .Pay These People Now .A disgrace .Spending Billions on illegals yet cannot pay these cruelly treated People..

  • @vtechead1
    @vtechead1 Месяц назад +5

    Just write the cheques out and be done with it.

  • @chris-vn6sw
    @chris-vn6sw Месяц назад +10

    No good asking Comrade Starmer.. Waste of space !

  • @davepfizer
    @davepfizer Месяц назад +1

    Why is it that they just can't get on with it? All those bloody lawyers coining it in no doubt to stretch this out as long as possible. Every one of those people should start with a payment of £5,000,000 and then they can start discussing what else is due.

  • @RogerRocks
    @RogerRocks Месяц назад +4

    Starmer is establishment though and through.

  • @barbaraaimson2100
    @barbaraaimson2100 Месяц назад +1

    The goverment needs your £ to support other things, none of which help this country.

  • @notquiteoverthehill9576
    @notquiteoverthehill9576 Месяц назад +4

    Can we see the accounts cost v compensation.

  • @jonmiddleton9771
    @jonmiddleton9771 Месяц назад +4

    Infected Blood victims the same, Feet dragging

  • @davidkidd3975
    @davidkidd3975 Месяц назад

    Corruption at the top of Government

  • @barrywilliams670
    @barrywilliams670 Месяц назад

    That committee just asked questions and asked how should the issue proceed . I didn't hear any of that committee offer to help or propose a plan to push forward the payments. What was the point of it ?

  • @kenstanfield4566
    @kenstanfield4566 Месяц назад

    This chairman was in the treasure when the torys took over, he left a note to say there was no money left, so why is he doing this post?

  • @FINEFELINE333
    @FINEFELINE333 Месяц назад +1

    They are hoping that claimants will pass away before they can receive compensation.

  • @ismith9959
    @ismith9959 Месяц назад +1

    It's about time that those in positions in both the MAIL (should nolonger be referred to as ROYAL as they are totally untrustworthy) are taken to task by sacking, fine the Mail PLC a Multimillion pound fine, eash month they delay. Mail PLC and those in key decision-making posts and the IT companies need to be sent to jail. Mail PLC need to be closed

  • @lordsirob8640
    @lordsirob8640 29 дней назад

    I'd like to know what is happening to the Lee Castleton case. If you remember from the DVD/ITV series, (I'm assuming it to be accurate) Lee defended his prosecution. But lost. He was ordered to pay costs of circa £800,000 which left him bankrupt. Even if as a result of the Horizon IT Inquiry, he is awarded £1,000,000; that would still not be enough to compensate him. I believe that ALL SPMs in the GLO should be awarded £500,000 EACH for pain, suffering, etc, and their fines, court costs and whatever they have had to pay over to POL/RMG etc, should be borne by Fujitsu, HMG, POL and RMG relative to their misdemeanours, etc. AND PRETTY DARN QUICK!!!!

  • @chipmarley
    @chipmarley Месяц назад +5

    They should prosecute Blair. He knew the system was buggered but just stuck with the post office.
    He is responsible for all these deaths and health and wealth problems.

  • @Hammerman837
    @Hammerman837 Месяц назад

    Needs sorting at Kings bench

  • @hemlyns9916
    @hemlyns9916 Месяц назад

    It should indeed be March 2025. But given how long the blood scandal has gone on, I think it's most unlikely.

  • @tonybreward8678
    @tonybreward8678 Месяц назад +2

    Ordinary working people pay for everything due to extortionate taxation, And there ends our usefulness and we must realise this doesn’t entitle us to any rights or considerations.
    In fact we are despised for it and stamped down at every opportunity.

  • @VeronicaKingsley-u4m
    @VeronicaKingsley-u4m Месяц назад

    Our current Legal system failed justice. The people within it -seemed only concerned with taking fees for themselves. Any other profession would have been sacked, and charged for this clear failure of duty. Surely time for reform.

  • @MrAnonmyous
    @MrAnonmyous Месяц назад +7

    Alan Bates should knighted by king ……he’s stood up for most

  • @Sujowi
    @Sujowi 20 дней назад +1

    Just think how the PO would have got away with this rubbish if there hadn’t been an intelligent, caring and persistent …and fair….Alan Bates. He should be paid double what he asked for. it’s gone beyond any definition of fairness now - the PO and Fujitsu need to be punished and a financial hit is what they will learn from. And he’s still appearing at hearings….if he charged his time at lawyers rates it would sting!

  • @Liverpoolboy01
    @Liverpoolboy01 Месяц назад +2

    Starmer not replying to the postmaster!!

  • @michaeljohnston-ul1vi
    @michaeljohnston-ul1vi Месяц назад +1

    So what can thepeople who commited suicide do ?

  • @peterpower6397
    @peterpower6397 Месяц назад

    Everyone sat here on their rear ends Today are raking in wages as Alan speaks

  • @gearoftones8585
    @gearoftones8585 Месяц назад

    Funny. If you owe the government money, they will pursue you relentlessly.
    If you're owed money, they'll drag their heels and go at a snails pace.

  • @marcharris7394
    @marcharris7394 24 дня назад

    The Sub-Postmasters were required to prove 100% of their claims. The compensation schemes then offer 25%. WTF!!!

  • @johntaylor5968
    @johntaylor5968 Месяц назад

    Lawyers,accountants, bureaucrats all getting well paid and loving this fiasco, post masters still awaiting settlement - pathetic system.

  • @beezser
    @beezser Месяц назад +2

    get another TV documentary on the way they are deliberately stalling the compensation for subpostmasters . and get our so called Prime Minister to do something , the whole country just want justice for the subpostmasters , and that Paula Vennells in jail

  • @ChoppingtonOtter
    @ChoppingtonOtter Месяц назад

    At every turn it gets worse and worse.

  • @geraldadams360
    @geraldadams360 Месяц назад +1

    Was that Liam Burn in the chair , if it was don’t expect money to paid out. Remember is famous statement all the money has gone.

  • @kevinclarke9955
    @kevinclarke9955 Месяц назад

    I am hurting inside with these horrendous stories.
    Also i am thinking, every time a PM covered the Horizon short fall from their own pocket. They paid tax on those shortfall covers, as it would be classed as part of their income. In fact they have paid tax twice on those amounts.
    Surely the HMRC should have to address this issue and pay back these taxes, which were paid on amounts that didn’t in fact exist.

  • @richardallen503
    @richardallen503 Месяц назад

    Lawyers in no rush , creaming it !

  • @Rich.H68
    @Rich.H68 Месяц назад

    And they wonder why we hate politicians of all parties.

  • @Mac398td
    @Mac398td Месяц назад

    The most represented profession in parliament is the legal profession. Think of who will be making the most out of this business. I say no more.

  • @Chanesmyname
    @Chanesmyname Месяц назад

    It is like they are purposefully making the misery harder and crueller, they are still monsters!

  • @22Phantasm
    @22Phantasm 27 дней назад

    The PO is probably close to bankrupsy and they won't admit this. They've paid out so many bonuses to their undeserving bigwig staff and so much in legal fees, even though as we all know they've been in dire straits for decades. As usual, the normal working class staff get shafted while the bigwigs walk away rich, with impunity.

  • @Ramblingpete
    @Ramblingpete Месяц назад

    This is a no no brainer just give a million to each person job done it will never be fair

  • @WILLIAM-y8t
    @WILLIAM-y8t Месяц назад

    Why is this taking so long to get Justice for these poor people who have been to Hell and back!!!!

  • @kathrynhobbs8874
    @kathrynhobbs8874 Месяц назад

    The problem is, two situations are being subsumed into one. These post masters and mistresses are due they money that they had to ‘Put in ‘ to cover the ‘losses’. This was and is their money, bullied out of them since it has now been shown to have a computer error not an actual loss.
    The second is compensation due to them for the worry, stress, loss of status, shame, visited upon them buy the now show to be false accusations.
    To the post office financial advantage the two situations are being lumped together.

  • @patriciaclark6171
    @patriciaclark6171 Месяц назад +3

    Utter disgrace 😢

  • @razzo8525
    @razzo8525 Месяц назад

    It sounds as if the lawyers and the accountants are making plenty of money out of this , its sick that they are getting away with pontificating endlessly., Razzo

  • @brightspark4817
    @brightspark4817 Месяц назад +4

    so much for the new labour leader a bloody disgrace

  • @youtuberuk9695
    @youtuberuk9695 26 дней назад

    Surely, as a starting point, the amount of money sub postmasters had to pay out due to discrepancies in the post office accounts could be repaid IMMEDIATELY as this amount is a matter of record, so no arguments to be made there.....
    Secondly, any expenses incurred by sub postmasters because of trials or change of circumstances due to paying out the money could be repaid IMMEDIATELY and receipts could be made available as proof... So no arguments there either....
    Adjustment could be made to recognise inflation/value/interest between 1990's and now....
    Lastly, compensation for personal loss of quality of life.... (Realistically there is no amount that could make up for this IMHO....) But this is the only subjective area where negotiations would be required....
    To my mind there is NO reason for sub postmasters to be waiting for payment of ALL three areas of compensation when two are unarguably valid and on record....

  • @tonychorley4936
    @tonychorley4936 Месяц назад

    Maybe if you have to go back to court you could try crowd funding rather than using expensive bankers.

  • @aprilfox1057
    @aprilfox1057 Месяц назад

    Another enquiry, another enquiry. The Postmasters experience has not changed. Yet all these inquiries has not achieved anything, but simply drags up the traumatic memories of the abuse by the government owned Post Office. It’s corruption and criminal behaviour displayed by POL lawyers, investigators, accountants, senior management and Fujitsu.

  • @donaldeaston9564
    @donaldeaston9564 Месяц назад +1

    Who are these kids asking stupid questions. Are these people MP’s? They are like Students.

  • @davidkidd3975
    @davidkidd3975 Месяц назад

    How much has this inquiry cost and does the inquiry money come from the post office or tax payers

  • @therealbennett
    @therealbennett Месяц назад

    All the people getting paid to work within this scheme never want it to end, its the cash cow that keeps on giving, end this now.

  • @stellamariayates3776
    @stellamariayates3776 Месяц назад

    It seems the longer they drag this out more claimants will be deceased and reduce the compensation and repayments due.

  • @listener-md
    @listener-md Месяц назад +2

    Sue them,

  • @TheStevenWhiting
    @TheStevenWhiting Месяц назад

    No more talk, just force the Post Office to pay up.

  • @Maxinebb64
    @Maxinebb64 Месяц назад

    Starmer is very selective who he will and won’t speak to ……

  • @geoffwright9570
    @geoffwright9570 Месяц назад

    This enquiry should be done and dusted. And compensation paid . Not by the tax payers but by all the institutions involved with the horizon systems followed by court cases of the suspected guilty managers.

  • @dazgreen63
    @dazgreen63 Месяц назад +1

    There will never be ANY justice until two things are done.
    First is the people from Fujutsu who are OBVIOUSLY responsible for much of the theft, are brought to book. Why this is ignored I am at a loss to figure out?
    Secondly ALL the senior people who KNEW that the software was capable of being 'hacked' in to ( I use that word well aware that it didnt take much actual hacking) Those people are all brought to book and hopefully sent to jail.

  • @alantheinquirer7658
    @alantheinquirer7658 Месяц назад

    Losing a game? Move the goalposts!

  • @kennethsimmons2029
    @kennethsimmons2029 Месяц назад

    Feel you pain Alan - expelled by CWU and refused legal aid on four independent applications. Just when you need a lawyer Vs 5 post office instructed barristers. On the plus side Mrs Straw and Alan Johnson career paths blossomed.

  • @johnallright6847
    @johnallright6847 Месяц назад

    The longer it goes on i would let them know that the more i want because of their constant unfairness.

  • @therealbennett
    @therealbennett Месяц назад

    They hold all the data and all the cards, this needs resolving quickly, shameful.