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Refers to: Dr Barton, Medical Defence Union, Gosport WMH and Mrs Richards.
Correspondence enclosing: 1. Further email exchanges between Coroners and Burials Division (Ministry of Justice) and Investigations and Inquiries (Department of Health) (dated 3 July 2009, 25 June 2009, and 25 June 2009). 2. Correspondence from Norman Lamb MP (MP for North Norfolk) to The Rt Hon Jack Straw MP (Secretary for Justice) (dated 8 June 2009) re 'Gosport Hospital'. 3. Correspondence from Norman Lamb Esq MP (undated). Refers to: Dr Barton, Crown Prosecution Service and Hampshire police.
Refers to: Correspondence discusses possible outcomes of releasing the Baker report into the public domain.
Correspondence enclosing 'Statement in relation to GMC ruling on Dr Jane Barton' and 'Draft Q and A' - 'Dr Jane Barton GMC Fitness to Practice Hearing' - 'June 8-Agust 21, 2009' from Hampshire NHS Primary Care Trust.
Refers to: Dr Barton's GMC hearing, he Baker report, 'The coroner for Portsmouth and SE Hampshire will be holding an inquest into thedeath of another of the patients who died at Gosport War Memorial Hospital' and the Healthcare Commission.
Correspondence confirms that no date has been set for the Gladys Richards inquest.
Acknowledging correspondence (written by) and forwarded from Mr David C Horsley (dated 8 December) and enclosing related correspondence. Correspondence confirms that Mr David C Horsley's (HM Coroner for Portsmouth and South East Hampshire, Coroner's Office) had not overlooked the need for a report under s.15 in connection with Mrs Richards' death. [Note - Copies of Mr David C Horsley's report and chaser together with the Secretary of State's direction and cover correspondence dated 28 January 2009 were not present at the time of cataloguing].
David C Horsley LLB (Her Majesty's Coroner for Portsmouth and South East Hampshire, Coroner's Office) apologises to the Secretary of State for opening Inquest without the consent of the Secretary of State as required by Section 15 of the Coroners Act 1988 and asks for this consent to now be given.
Refers to: Correspondence confirming decision to make Andrew Bradley (North Hampshire Coroner) undertake the Inquests as Assistant Deputy of David C Horsley (H M Coroner for Portsmouth and South East Hampshire).
Correspondence includes email exchange between Coroners Office and another (dated 2 June 2008) enclosing email to Jack Straw (dated 1 June 2008) requesting help with inquest. Refers to; Ministry of Justice Coroners Unit, Mrs McKenzie, IPCC and Crown Prosecution Service.
Refers to: Colin Philips and Andrew Bradley (North Hampshire Coroner).
Correspondence informing intentions to make an application to the Secretary of State for an inquest into the death of Mrs Richards.
Refers to: Death at Gosport War Memorial Hospital, Gosport: Mrs Gladys Richards:'. Enclosing related correspondence. [Note - Copies of recent correspondence received from Mrs Richards' daughter who has requested the opening of an Inquest, Mrs Gillian Mackenzie were not present at the time of cataloguing].
Acknowledging correspondence (written by) and forwarded from Mr David Horsley (HM Coroner for Portsmouth and South East Hampshire, Coroner's Office) (dated 17 November) re death of Mrs Richards.
Refers to: A report under section 15 of the Coroners Act 1988 by David Horsley, the Coroner for Portsmouth and South East Hampshire, on the death of Mrs Gladys Richards on 21 August 1998 in Gosport War Memorial Hospital (Annex A)', medicine, Dr Jane Barton, Operation Rochester, Ann Alexander and Mrs Gillian McKenzie.
Correspondence includes discussions about lines to take from the Ministry of Justice Press Office.
Refers to: Hampshire County Council, General Medical Council, Hampshire Constabulary, the Ministry of Justice and the Department of Health.
Refers to: Acknowledging correspondence from Mr Andrew Bradley to Brian Patterson (dated 6 January 2009) and Brian Patterson about concerns he has in connection with the inquests he is handling as assistant deputy coroner to Mr Horsley.
Acknowledging correspondence from Mr Andrew Bradley (dated 6 January). Correspondence explains that Mr Andrew Bradley's concerns about the inquests have been raised with the Department of Health - the inquests should now proceed as directed by the Secretary of State under section 15 of the Coroners Act 1988 in seven of the cases.
Correspondence discusses the question of a public inquiry into the deaths at Gosport War Memorial Hospital.