IGIS and Collins inquiry reports released

The Inspector-General’s report into the SIS can be read here.

Below are some of the initial reactions and analyses into the report’s release.

Slater claims under oath serving SIS officer tipped him off about briefing note, not Ede. But inquiry finds differently. [1/3]

— Matt Nippert (@MattNippert) November 24, 2014

Gwyn: Basic failure by SIS to provide accurate info to public "unacceptable". Predictably misinterpreted. Goff owed a formal apology by SIS.

— RadioLIVE Newsroom (@LIVENewsDesk) November 24, 2014

Ede deleted all of his personal email accounts so they couldn't be submitted as evidence #GwynReport

— Danyl Mclauchlan (@danylmc) November 24, 2014

Killer blow P65 "Ede provided information to, discussed the terms of the OIA request with and provided Mr Slater with draft blog posts."

— Paul Deady (@pauldeady) November 24, 2014

Para 213 of IGIS report- Ede provided details of relevant docs to Slater+was speaking to him by phone at exact time he submitted OIA request

— Grant Robertson (@grantrobertson1) November 24, 2014

Goff calls on the Prime Minister to resign. Says John Key is not fit for the role.

— Craig McCulloch (@rnzgallerycraig) November 24, 2014

'Mr de Joux and Mr Ede treated information that they were given as available for release for political purposes.' #GwynReport

— Danyl Mclauchlan (@danylmc) November 24, 2014

Pars 154-158 on page 52 show the hit on @PhilGoffMp was initiated by @johnkeypm and his office not the #SIS itself.

— Matthew Hooton (@MatthewHootonNZ) November 24, 2014

The report into Judith Collin’s alleged undermining of former SFO boss Adam Feeley can be read here.

Below are some of the initial reactions to the report’s release.

Peculiarly incurious Collins/SFO report confirms that Carrick Graham “engaged” Slater and Odgers as a service for Hotchin.

— Russell Brown (@publicaddress) November 24, 2014

SFO inquiry didn’t retrieve Fb messages, or all emails, or complete phone records from Collins. Also relied on Slater producing his own…

— Andrea Vance (@avancenz) November 24, 2014

Inquiry didn't get: Collins' deleted FB; DIA/Parl Service phone records; any record of Slater calling Collins although he says he did!

— Laura McQuillan (@mcquillanatorz) November 24, 2014

“[Collins’] understanding was that Mr Slater had manufactured a story and he wanted to believe it.”

— Russell Brown (@publicaddress) November 24, 2014

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IGIS and Collins inquiry reports released

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