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Undercover Policing Inquiry (UCPI)
Inquiry Chair
Anonymity
Document Types
Overview

In the Undercover Policing Inquiry, this is an indication from the Inquiry Chair as to their thinking on an issue and what decision they are inclined to make. It is not a final decision, but used to inform the various parties as to how to prepare their arguments. 

It can cover any issue, but most often appears in anonymity applications for undercover officers and their managers. Sometimes, rulings can refer back to the position set out in them.

Procedural

Date
Title
Document Type
Topic
HN273 – Restriction Orders (Minded-To Note 16)
Minded-To Note
Anonymity
SDS officers – Minded-To indicating intention to maintain the restriction orders of 4 SDS officers (Minded-To Note 15)
Minded-To Note
Anonymity
NPOIU officers – Restriction Orders (Minded-To Note 4)
Minded-To Note
Anonymity
SDS officers – Restriction Orders (Ruling 14 and Minded-To 14)
Ruling, Minded-To Note
Anonymity
NPOIU officers – Restriction Orders (Minded-To Note 3)
Minded-To Note
Anonymity
NPOIU officers restriction order applications (Ruling 1 and Minded-To Note 2)
Ruling, Minded-To Note
Anonymity
HN299/342 Dave Hughes – Restriction Orders (Minded-To Note 13)
Minded-To Note
Anonymity
SDS officers – Restriction Orders (Ruling 10 and Minded-To Note 12)
Ruling, Minded-To Note
Anonymity
Restriction Orders (Minded-To Note 11)
Minded-To Note
Anonymity
SDS officers – Restriction Orders (Ruling 9 and Minded-To Note 10)
Ruling, Minded-To Note
Anonymity
SDS officers – Restriction Orders (Ruling 8 and Minded-To Note 9)
Ruling, Minded-To Note
Anonymity
NPOIU officers – Restriction Orders (Minded-To Note 1)
Minded-To Note
Anonymity
SDS officers – Restriction Orders (Minded-To Note 8)
Minded-To Note
Anonymity
HN155 Phil Cooper – Restriction Orders (Minded-To Note 7)
Minded-To Note
Anonymity
SDS officers – Restriction Orders (Ruling 4 and Minded-To 6)
Ruling, Minded-To Note
Anonymity
SDS officers – Restriction Orders (Minded-To Note 5)
Minded-To Note
Anonymity
SDS officers – Restriction Orders (Minded-To Note 4)
Minded-To Note
Anonymity
SDS officers – Restriction Orders (Minded-To Note 3)
Minded-To Note
Anonymity
HN58 – Minded-To Note indicating intention to restrict real and cover names
Minded-To Note
Anonymity
SDS officers – Restriction Orders (Minded-To Note 2)
Minded-To Note
Anonymity
Jane (NSCP) – Restriction Order (Minded-To Note 1)
Minded-To Note
Anonymity
Supplementary Minded-To Note on restriction orders for various SDS officers
Minded-To Note
Anonymity
SDS officers – Restriction Orders (Minded-To Note 1)
Minded-To Note
Anonymity
Minded-To Note on the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 and its impact on the Inquiry’s work
Minded-To Note
Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974
Minded-To Note re the intention to not grant an anonymity order for Dr. RXT, a medical consultant
Minded-To Note
Anonymity
Jaipur, Karachi – Restriction orders (Minded-To Note 1)
Minded-To Note
Anonymity
HN10 Bob Robinson – Minded-To Note re an application by the former officer to restrict some personal details
Minded-To Note
Anonymity
HN14 Jim Boyling – Restriction Orders (Minded-To Note 1)
Minded-To Note
Anonymity
NSCPs – Restriction Order (Minded-To Note 1)
Minded-To Note
Anonymity
Minded-To Note on undertakings
Minded-To Note
Undertakings
Sir Christopher Pitchford – Minded-To Note on the Chair’s approach the issue of Standard of Proof
Minded-To Note
Standard of Proof
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