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and signing this deal, it has been quite controversial in the uk. to say the least, there is in a chorus of criticism from opposition as you might expect who call it unworkable, unethical and inhumane but there is also more criticism from unions representing civil service staff, officials working in the home office and other departments which echo a lot of that and also pointing out that staff will face a choice over what they describe as a divisive policy, whether they are going to remain and or seek to move their post and moved to different alien government or leave the civil service altogether which gives concern about how workable and appropriate this policy is. one of the uk s most senior criminal lawyers has called for the post office to be stripped of its power to bring private prosecutions. the public inquiry into the treatment of former sub postmasters draws to a close next month.