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Iraq Inquiry. Read indexed debates, questions, statements and early day motions, with links to the original parliamentary records.

76 indexed mentions for this inquiry Earliest recorded mention: 26 October 2009

Parliamentary mentions

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CHILCOT INQUIRY

Early Day Motion House of Commons
Mr George Galloway · Respect Party
Parliamentary excerpt

That this House is deeply concerned that the Chilot Inquiry into the Iraq war has still not produced a report almost four years after its first session; notes that the ignominious anniversary will fall on 24 November 2013; understands that the delay is caused by the failure of the Government to provide to the Inquiry Cabinet documents in the run-up to the war, 25 notes from the then Prime Minister, Tony Blair, to US President, George W. Bush, as well as more than 130 records of conversations ...

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CHILCOT INQUIRY

Early Day Motion House of Commons
Mr George Galloway · Respect Party
Parliamentary excerpt

That this House deplores the continuing failure of Sir John Chilcot to deliver his report on the invasion of Iraq almost a decade after hostilities commenced; notes that the Inquiry was announced in June 2009; further notes that following a postponement in 2010 because of the General Election Sir John promised delivery around the end of the year; further notes that in the time he has been working on the report Charles Dickens wrote both Bleak House and Hard Times and made a start on Little Do...

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