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Rendition

Asked if the PM was convinced the Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC) was the right organisation to examine rendition claims, the PMS said the approach set out in the House by Ken Clarke earlier in the day was the right approach. Asked if the ISC reported directly to the PM and not the House, the PMS said it was an independent committee and that the government had made a number of reforms to the group, including that the PM no longer appointed the head of the committee.

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Published:: 19 December 2013

Organisation:: Prime Minister’s Office, 10 Downing Street
Minister:: The Rt Hon David Cameron MP

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