"To argue publicly that there was just one complaint is willfully misleading. They were presented to London in one dossier, but there were multiple complaints."
"disingenuous"
"no case to answer"
""unreasonable," "degrading," and "demeaning"
Dame Antonia Romeo, currently the senior civil servant at the Home Office, is said to have faced multiple complaints about her conduct and use of expenses while serving as the UK's consul general in New York. The government states three allegations were investigated as part of a single complaint and concluded there was "no case to answer," and that she had been spoken to about her management style. Several sources counter that multiple complaints were presented to London in one dossier. Descriptions in documents include behaviour that was "unreasonable," "degrading," and "demeaning." Critics question her suitability for cabinet secretary.
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