Data Breach: ARAP Applicants in Afghanistan Debate
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Jamie Stone
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Data Breach: ARAP Applicants in Afghanistan
Jamie Stone Excerpts(2 years, 7 months ago)
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Mr Wallace
I am listening to my hon. Friend. Where I take issue with him is that it is not 99. Some 650 principals, not families, came out through Operation Pitting. There were: 850 under categories 1 and 2; 836 under category 4; and 50 under other categories. Some 650 of those were interpreters either through contractors or directly employed, or supporting in the contractor role.
Jamie Stone (Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross) (LD)
The Secretary of State’s anger at hearing the news is not in any way misplaced, and I thank him for coming to the Chamber and making his statement. It seems to me that there is a wealth of difference between a mass email and individual one-to-one contact. Can I seek an assurance that every one of the people we know about is in proper one-to-one contact, either by text or other means, with somebody in the Ministry of Defence or the FCDO who can mentor them, talk to them and help them face this huge problem?