Asked
What date is the earliest evidence of bribery in the case of R. v. Nathan Gill.
Reply
The dates of the bribery offences are a matter of public record, the earliest being 6 December 2018.
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Asked
If he will deposit case papers in the case R. v. Nathan Gill in the Library of the House of Commons.
Reply
The Law Officers will not deposit case papers in this matter.This was a CPS prosecution and the Attorney General’s involvement was only to provide consent for one of the offences charged. This offence has been left to lie on file, following pleas from Nathan Gill to substantive offences of bribery.
Asked
Whether his Department holds data on communication between members of the European Parliament, UK Parliament and members of UK devolved legislatures and Oleh Voloshyn in the period between 2014-2019.
Reply
The department has conducted a search of the electronic materials currently available to it. No data on communications within the scope of this question was identified.
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