Following on from our previous post, in which we published links to the message sent to Lord Goldsmith on the subject of the Gaul, we can now inform you that our noble Lord has not yet replied.
Although they had been asked to expect and check its arrival, his office did not acknowledge receipt of that message.
It was claimed, in fact, that the initial communication, as well as its subsequent four re-transmissions, sent from two different email accounts, had not been received.
Nor was Lord Goldsmith able, I gather, to read the content of the message published online.
There are many technical stumbling blocks, it seems, preventing Lord Goldsmith from reading that query and making his viewpoint known.
We now hope that the Royal Mail will not miss him as well.
Although they had been asked to expect and check its arrival, his office did not acknowledge receipt of that message.
It was claimed, in fact, that the initial communication, as well as its subsequent four re-transmissions, sent from two different email accounts, had not been received.
Nor was Lord Goldsmith able, I gather, to read the content of the message published online.
There are many technical stumbling blocks, it seems, preventing Lord Goldsmith from reading that query and making his viewpoint known.
We now hope that the Royal Mail will not miss him as well.
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