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The Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice, David Gauke, criticised the Labour peer Lord Hain for undermining the rule of law by using Parliamentary privilege to reveal that businessman Sir Philip Green was the tycoon who had used a gagging order to suppress allegations of bullying and sexual harassment. ‘Where judges have seen fit to make a court order, their rulings should be respected.’
The Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice, David Gauke, criticised the Labour peer Lord Hain for undermining the rule of law by using Parliamentary privilege to reveal that businessman Sir Philip Green was the tycoon who had used a gagging order to suppress allegations of bullying and sexual harassment. ‘Where judges have seen fit to make a court order, their rulings should be respected.’
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