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Provide regular statements on the progress of the National Rape Gang Inquiry

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We believe the National Rape Gang Inquiry, announced June 2025, lacks public updates on progress, scope, or timeline. We urge the Government to deliver regular statements on its status, form, any delays, and next steps, ensuring accountability and informing the public.

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Provide regular statements on the progress of the National Rape Gang Inquiry

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We believe the National Rape Gang Inquiry, announced June 2025, lacks public updates on progress, scope, or timeline. We urge the Government to deliver regular statements on its status, form, any delays, and next steps, ensuring accountability and informing the public.

National
122 reactions·100% agree
Mr David Lammy

Mr David Lammy

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Deputy Prime Minister

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