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Originally Posted by Geoffrey Collier
Douglas D: I am not sure that you, as a NEC member, are merely precluded from discussing matters which are sub judice. Will it be in order for other members of the NEC to comment on the posting by Clive Page? Did the NEC agree to Christopher Gill going on holiday, and also agreed that a replacement for him was not necessary. If true, that will be in the minutes.
Also, I note that the election material gives no indication as to the printer or publisher. Presumably, the latter will be UKIP, but who was the printer? How many quotes were received from other printing companies. Again, this would have been decided by the NEC, and should be recorded in the minutes. By the way, have you heard how Caesar's wife is these days; I do hope she's keeping well?
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Geoffrey: Posting this twice does not make it any more comprehensible. You are becoming more and more cryptic with time; better watch out it is not a sign of dementia.
The West business is not sub-judice as far as I am concerned. I repeat: I have not received any notification there is any form of legal proceedings or even investigation involving the party. The last communication I have had is that the chairman is not of a mind to look into the case of AF. That is all. I am free to opine until there is notification to me officially there are legal proceedings extant involving the party.
The rest of your fishing exercise I do not have a mind to make opinion. Mostly as I do not know the answers.
DED.
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