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Re: Rob Heys
It strikes me that if Mr Heys were to make any public comments about the handling of the situation that were of a negative nature, this would probably not go down very well with those who pay his wages. In the role he is in he has to be tactful in what he says, otherwise there is the distinct possibility of losing his job.
We do not know what restrictions he has been given on what he is and is not allowed to say, nor how many of his comments are those he has been instructed to say.
The first post in this thread makes great sense.
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