Day 120 - 03 May 95 - Page 11
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2 Q. The people that were working had to carry on doing their
3 jobs?
4 A. Well, of course.
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6 Q. Yes, because they were obviously being directed to do
7 that. But the people who did not speak, you did not
8 say: "What do you think?" or "What do you think?" to each
9 one, one by one?
10 A. Well, no, I may have asked: "Does anybody else have
11 anything to say?" It was a very, very informal,
12 unstructured meeting.
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14 Q. Right.
15 A. There was no agenda. They were allowed to give their
16 views.
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18 Q. If we move on to East Ham. This was the next year, was it,
19 just early 1986, yes? January 1986?
20 A. I cannot remember the exact date now.
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22 MR. RAMPTON: My Lord, that is what is pleaded.
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24 MR. MORRIS: Will you agree to that?
25 A. Yes.
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27 Q. Did this very much follow the procedure that happened
28 before at Hackney?
29 A. Yes.
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31 Q. It was also held in the evening, yes?
32 A. Yes.
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34 Q. The people that were on duty carried on doing their
35 instructions or whatever?
36 A. Yes.
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38 Q. Who else attended that meeting, apart from you from the
39 Company?
40 A. No-one.
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42 Q. The Manager was not there?
43 A. No, the Manager was not there at the first meeting.
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45 Q. Right.
46 A. It was just me and the crew.
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48 Q. Just you and the crew. Had you been to the East Ham store
49 before?
50 A. Yes.
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52 Q. You knew the Manager, David Sexton?
53 A. Yes. I cannot remember that he was the Manager at that
54 time, but I know David Sexton and I have -----
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56 Q. I am just saying from what you said before?
57 A. Yes, I had been at the store at the time.
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59 Q. You were asked: "Was the Manager David Sexton" and you said
60 you cannot remember?