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Lord Jenkin raised concerns with the office of Sir Nigel Crisp (later Lord Crisp), who was both the Chief Executive of the NHS and Permanent Secretary at the Department of Health.

Linked evidence
WITN3996006 - Email chain between Anna Norris and Frances Smethurst and others Department of Health - 07 Mar 2005

Chronology Information

Date:

15 December 2004
Chapter/issue
Cover Up: Document Destruction
Key Person(s)
Lord Charles Patrick Fleeming Jenkin PC
Lord Edmund Nigel Ramsay Crisp KCB

Documents

WITN3996006 Email chain between Anna Norris and Frances Smethurst and others Department of Health 07 Mar 2005

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