MR GEORGO GINSON RESIGNS

Mr. George Gibson discusses the findings of the Linsky Tribunal, expressing dissatisfaction with the process and its adherence to British law. He highlights the inability to call witnesses for his defense and the financial burden incurred. Gibson calls for further investigation in a court of law, willing to accept any consequences.

What role does Mr. George Gibson play in the context of the Linsky Tribunal findings?

• A legal advisor

• A public servant

• A private investigator

• A journalist

How does Mr. Gibson describe the tribunal proceedings?

• Fair and just

• Efficient and transparent

• A model of British law

• Grossly improper and a travesty

What was Mr. Gibson unable to do during the tribunal proceedings?

• Submit written evidence

• Attend the hearings

• Call witnesses for his defense

• Present his case

What does Mr. Gibson express a willingness to do regarding the tribunal findings?

• Welcome further investigation in a court of law

• Ignore the consequences

• Accept the tribunal's decision without question

• Seek a political resolution

What is Mr. Gibson's stance on accepting consequences?

• He believes there should be no consequences

• He is unsure about the consequences

• He is prepared to accept all consequences involved

• He refuses to accept any consequences