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Independent panel inquiry into child sexual abuse

When asked about the independent panel inquiry into child sexual abuse, the Prime Minister?s Official Spokesperson (PMOS) said the Prime Minister had full confidence in Fiona Woolf, adding she brought experience to the inquiry panel from her time as President of the Law Society, and elsewhere. The PMOS also noted the experience of the wider inquiry panel, including 2 members who had been victims of abuse in the past, bringing with them experience of their work with other victims too. With regard to the publishing of an interim report, the PMOS said one would be published by the end of March 2015.

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