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Originally posted by MickMickMick: ↑

Andrews is the Head of the Government, ultimate responsibility. He has final Veto, so call him complicit by association if you must. He rubber stamps decisions lower down the food chain. So he absolutely knew "a decision" was made to use Private Security firm's and did nothing to stop it. Whether he made it or not, he agreed with it and knew about it.

Again, he the is Head of the Government and has ultimate responsibility. He has final veto and he supported it.

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he did say he was ultimately responsible
he has tried to avoid but wont be able to being charged with manslaughter
unless he wants to chuck a few more under the bus
he doesnt care only about his own job trying to hold onto power by keeping unions happy
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