not allowing them to speak to the review team. so that is something which they need to hear in order to assess properly where we go in the future. organisations like the police, like rochdale council, like the crown prosecution service, are powerful organisations and a little voice like mine or sara s, we are squashed. and if we don t have any chance of being heard, how on earth would a child like ruby or amber or daisy or all these other children, they must be heard and we must see change. i would asked the media to shine a spotlight on those corners that normally don t get attention because it is only with your help and public support and public outrage continuing that really we will see the changes that we must haveif will see the changes that we must have if we are going to avoid another report like this in ten years. thank you.
their sand from earlier reports are accepted in full, understood and embedded in professional practice across all statutory agencies in greater manchester. that the resources are in place to enable them to serve and support survivors today, those in the future and those who have experienced abuse in the past. to ensure that those bodies recognise and meet their responsibilities for safeguarding vulnerable children in every part of the city region. with the knowledge that we have today, there can be no excuses. i look forward to receiving the independent review team s for the report later this year, which i hope will give assurance to the mayor and to me that our structures and
shows didn t happen. i fully agree with you, sara, the vast majority of officers approached refused to be interviewed by the review team. that shouldn t be allowed to happen. they shouldn t be allowed to happen. they should be forced to speak about where their failures lay. if i was accused of murder with you, sara, and i refused to say was you when you refused to say it was me, we would havejoint you refused to say it was me, we would have joint enterprise. you refused to say it was me, we would havejoint enterprise. for me, everybody who is responsible for these mistakes should be held accountable, notjust a police officer on the ground who is overwhelmed with a crime 0 that they cannot manage. they need support to do theirjob properly. so i don t them, i blame the resourcing, the decision making, there prioritising and those decisions matter. now if you don t believe what i am saying, i want to finish off by reading a quote from the report,
eternal gratitude and the greatest respect. i know you got a lot of criticism about the old review, i know that. what i would say is that is because there was nobody working there who knew what was going on. operation augusta and pottable are honest and thorough, they are the truth and the reason they are truthful is because i knew the inside story. i worked on these cases. i shared that truth with you and you took it and you wrote reports. sadly, in old it didn t happen, all the victims there were forbidden to speak to the review team except for one and the reason she spoke to the team as she came to me and said, i want to speak to that team. so the report was very limited because the truth was not in there because the truth was not in there because you were prevented from hearing that truth. accountability, progress, communication, working together, that is what this report
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