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Day 29 Hearing – PM Session

11/03/2022
2:00 pm

This session will hear evidence from Dr Oozeerally and Dr Chaudhary, former Brook House staff members.

This will be an in-person hearing and will also be streamed live on the Brook House Inquiry YouTube Channel.

Documents

Brook House Inquiry Day 29 Transcript
BHM000005_001,003-007 Documents Bundle - IRC Medical Records of D1713 – 27 JUN 2017
CJS001160 Fitness to fly and detention letter re D1914 from Dr H. Oozeerally to G4S and Home Office – 27 MAY 2017
DRC000001 Brook House Inquiry - Draft First Witness Statement of Dr. Saeed Chaudhary – 10 FEB 2022
HOM010972_001-002 Email chain between Robert Gibson (Brook House IRC) and DEPMU Removals re D1914 – 27 MAY 2017
HOM032191_001,003-011 D801 Patient Record whilst at Gatwick IRC – 04 APR 2017
HOM032403 D643 - Fax from G4S IRC Healthcare confirming that D643 is not fit for detention – 23 MAR 2018
INQ000112- Supplementary Report of Dr James Hard; dated 26.01
CJS006120_001_011-The-Detention-Centre-Rules-02-APR-2001
HOM002582 - Detention Centre Rule 35 form for D668 - 24 JUL 2017
DL0000228 - First Witness Statement of D643 - 14 FEB 22

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