Adopted the former editor of the newspaper "News of the World," Andy Coulson Batalall on some of the most sensitive secrets of the British government, without obtaining the approval of full security, with the consent of the British Prime Minister David Cameron, who was appointed to the big speakers in his name.
Colson said to achieving the government ordered about journalistic standards, the Conservative Party, which belongs to Cameron asked a few questions about his past just has not been a comprehensive security check on it when his appointment.
The inquiry also heard that Colson was owned shares in the institution, owned by News Corp. media mogul Rupert Murdoch, through his work in the government, which he said that the investigation may constitute a conflict of interest.
He asked the lead counsel Colson "Are you allowed at any time without access control to information classified as top secret or higher, he said yes maybe I did that." And asked him again, "Did you attend any meetings of the National Security Council," in reference to the Council, which includes senior politicians and senior defense officials and intelligence officials, headed by Cameron, "Colson replied yes.
Cameron was ordered last year reluctantly year after the investigation has expanded the scope of strongly on mobile eavesdropping scandal that forced the closure of Murdoch's News of the World.
In return, the British government issued a statement saying that he was allowed to Colson access to information which it is authorized only found.
It is noteworthy that Coulson assumed the role of Media Director for the Conservative Party only six months after stepping down from his job at the paper, which closed after a prison after eavesdropping on correspondents on the phone. Colson is also believed that Cameron helped to win the premiership. Cameron is facing accusations that he was appointed Coulson to win the support of Murdoch.
Cameron recently denied the existence of any deal with Murdoch, in exchange for supporting his party's campaign in the general election that took place in 2010. Cameron said in remarks to the BBC there was no truth to that signals that the conservatives have agreed to support the commercial interests of Murdoch family, or facilitating the taking over of network television, "BSkyB" in exchange for media support for their party. He added that any deal of this kind is a serious mistake.
The Foundation News Corporation's Rupert Murdoch has sought to buy shares of the station "BSkyB" that were not owned, by about eight billion pounds (13 billion dollars), but Trade Minister Vince Cable has criticized the deal because of the influence of media empire owned by Rupert Murdoch.
It was after that exemption Cable and his ministry of the responsibility for Public Information, and transferred to the Ministry of Culture, Media and Sport.
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