happen, was as justification for these complaints. but i have only just had a chance to breathe through it like you, but it does seem like in some cases, mr tully has decided that doesn t seem to be grounds for a strong complaint, but in others he has. you mentioned a couple of them there, talking about intimidating language and pretty tough behaviour from mr raab. and again, i go back to the earlier point. will mr raab, who was not happy about this, and that s an understatement, but will he be able to be able to rally support in the right of the party and elements of the newspapers that are very much anti will carry on that behaviour or will the people look at the report that they don t want to die on the date for dominic raab? i can t predict what one
johnston, for instance, he took many months to look into investigations of his home secretary and he ignored the recommendations came after. rishi sunak has already lost three ministers and two of those cases he acted very swiftly. does not deserve credit for that? this i acted very swiftly. does not deserve credit for that? credit for that? as i say, there have been credit for that? as i say, there have been suggestions - credit for that? as i say, there have been suggestions that i credit for that? as i say, there i have been suggestions that rishi sunak was aware that many allegations when he appointed dominic raab sidelight here is answers on that. here published a letter response dominic raab which was full of praise and barely acknowledges the fact that there have been two serious findings by adam tully against dominic raab so it s clear that he thinks this is necessary for political reasons but not because he truly believes that having the transparency and accountability and
the 16th of november, dominic raab was facing an inquiry into to behaviour complaints and that s when he wrote this letter to the prime minister saying that he wanted an independent investigation. interestingly he said, i have never tolerated bullying and always sought tolerated bullying and always sought to reinforce and empower the teams working in my respective departments. if we want to the 23rd of november, that is when rishi sunak appointed the independent lawyer to look into the claims, adam tully. on the 25th of november we found out it had been extended to take on a third complaint against mr raab, whilst number ten then said on the 14th of december that five more complaints about the justice secretary were being investigated. if we then move on to january, the 25th of january, and the guardian published this article saying that at least 24 civil servants were
With Raab s resignation coming less than two weeks before a vote seen as the first major electoral test for Rishi Sunak, the PM will hope that this scandal doesn t undo his reset.
involve at least 2a different complainants. now, a senior lawyer called adam tully is investigating the complaints, and as part of his inquiries, he s interviewed dozens of witnesses, including some of the top civil servants who have run government departments with dominic raab and dominic raab himself. his evidence is now essentially being reconciled with other witnesses and a sign that the inquiry is reaching its final stages. i spoken to some people who aren t complainants themselves but have worked closely with dominic raab the years. we can hearfirst from somebody with dominic raab the years. we can hear first from somebody advised who advised dominic raab in a senior role in one department who said that they have no doubt in their mind that what they witnessed from him was bullying. ididn t i didn t personally feel the lead, i did observe, though, as what i would characterise did observe, though, as what i would characterise as bullying behaviour. he was somebody who, it s r