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Day 44 Hearing – PM Session

04/04/2022
2:00 pm

This session heard evidence from Phil Riley, a member of Home Office staff.

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

Documents

CJS000761_013-015_028 - Inspection Report on Brook House - 01 JAN 17
HOM028624_001 - D801 Patient Record
HOM032190 - D801’s GCID Case Record - 09 OCT 20
SER000226_001_176-177_199_216 - SSHD & Serco Services Agreement - 18 FEB 20
INQ000060__001_091 Welfare in Detention of Vulnerable Persons by Stephen Shaw - JAN 2016
HOM002419 - Witness Statement of Detainee D71 - 06 JUL 2017
HOM003493 - Statement of D1686 - 20 JUN 2017
HOM028624_035 Patient Record of D801 - 13 MAR 2017
CJS000761_001 - HMCIP Report on Brook House - 01 JAN 17
SER000226_210-211 SSHD & Serco Limited - Services Agreement - Gatwick Estate IRC and PDA Contract – 18 FEB 2020
HOM0332160 - Phil Riley and Kate Davies Letter - 01 APR 22
INQ000156 - ICBI report re second annual inspection July 2020 - March 2021
Brook House Inquiry Day 44 Transcript

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Brook House Inquiry Day 44 Live Stream PM 4 APR 2022

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Day 44 Hearing – PM Session

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