Tomorrow (21.10.2018) will see the 3rd, and final day, of the HoL Committee stage hearing of the Public Office Accountability Bill. You can watch it live here: parliamentlive.tv/Event/Inde… To recap on Day 2 (19.10.2018) - The focus was more on the Bill detail and considering proposed changes to strengthen or clarify the Bill's provisions in ensuring that public officials DO tell the truth, DO preserve evidence and DO face meaningful consequences when they fail within their duties. Members of the House Of Lords discussed in detail (This is my summary, apologies if i have missed anything out)- * What should happen if officials deliberately destroy documents, emails or other evidence after a serious incident. * What should happen after an inquiry makes recommendations. * If there should there be a one national code that covers ALL public bodies or individual standards across public bodies that are adjusted to their organisation. * How the Bill will ensure there is consistent standards and accountability across all public services. * How the Bill will define what is "misleading information" and how it will hold officials responsible for misleading statements without making the rules unclear, unfair or easy to avoid. Day 1s transcripts can be read here - bills.parliament.uk/publicat… Day 2s transcript is here - bills.parliament.uk/publicat… As always, thank you for your continual support of @NowHillsborough #PublicOfficeAccountabilityBill #HillsboroughLaw #Accountability #Candour #Justice