this is a letter written to an mp, betty williams, in relation to a letter that she wrote as a constituency mp to the then chairman of the post office. it is the 29th of the post office. it is the 29th of october. if we go to the second page... we can see that it is written by dave barrett, back to page one. look at the second paragraph, briefly, we have given notice to the present sub—postmaster that we are withdrawing from our contract with him. this is because we have lost confidence in his willingness to conduct the job in the manner expected. was that ever explained to you? that they had lost confidence in your willingness to conduct a job?— confidence in your willingness to conductajob? ma. can confidence in your willingness to conduct a job? ma. can we look at conduct a “ob? no. can we look at paul conduct a job? no. can we look at paul. paul. _ conduct a job? no. can we look at paul, paul. this is a presentation on horizon integrity prepared by dave smith. it is undated and it seeks to tell a story about the integrity of horizon. we may find it any interesting account overall, i jus

he says to betty williams mp, i promise to write to you once a comprehensive review had been undertakene with experience in managing disputes and appeals. the conclusions of that review, which i fully endorse, are that the termination of your contract was done following proper investigation, with proper warnings, and with appropriate offers of additional training and support. no evidence was found which in any way substantiates the various claims being made by mr bates. and mr barker goes as far as saying, decision to terminate your contract was not only correct, it was the only sensible option. they best way is to consider the matter closed. where are you involved in any such comprehensive review? fia. where are you involved in any such comprehensive review?— where are you involved in any such comprehensive review? no. that was one of my big — comprehensive review? no. that was one of my big objections. _ comprehensive review? no. that was one of my big objections. nobody - one of my big objections. nobody spoke _ one of my big objections. nobody spoke to— one of my big objections. nob

this is a letter written to an mp, betty williams, in relation to a letter that she wrote as a constituency

from december and january 2004, and he notes that betty williams has written to allan leighton, he saysuccess. hopefully you will have more information from that route. and then the last paragraph is when you are referring to, we are not in a position to provide information regarding sub—postmaster�*s dealings. we are aware that there are some dealings around the time, officers migrated from the manual system to the horizon system, we are now of the horizon system, we are now of the view that horizon works well and there are no real problems with post offices which are operated by the horizon system. was that essentially the position as communicated to you? horizon works well and there are no problems? horizon works well and there are no roblems? . �* horizon works well and there are no roblems? , ~ ., , , problems? yes. and it was very much... problems? yes. and it was very much- -- the — problems? yes. and it was very much... the federation - problems? yes. and it was very much... the federation always| problems? yes. and it was very - much... the federation always seem to try— much..

yu joins us now with a look at the legacy williams leaves behind. >> betty julie williamsutionary reverend. the backbone of glide and arguably san francisco's most influential religious leader for more than 60 years. >> i see soul ktvu last caught up with williams on christmas eve at glide signature holiday celebration, where volunteers serve thousands of those less fortunate. >> that afternoon in the tenderloin glide's holiday jam benefit concert in november celebrated the 94 year old, who retired earlier last year as ceo of the foundation. this is just the beginning. every day is the beginning. >> every hour is the beginning. >> williams became pastor of glide in 1963. >> what we see is, is a people that needs love, a people that need also to say to each other, i care. i will be with you. i'm not going to give up on you. >> ktvu sat down with williams five years ago under his leadership, the glide memorial church grew to 10,000 people and the tenderloin church became world famous leaders including warren buffett, nelson mandela, oprah, maya angelou, barack obama and hill

betty. >> julie. for more than half a century, williams was a revolutionary reverend. he was considered the backbone of glide and arguably san francisco's most influential religious leader. >> i see soul ktvu last caught up with williams on christmas eve at glide signature holiday celebration, where volunteers serve thousands of those less fortunate. >> that afternoon in the tenderloin glides holiday jam benefit concert in november celebrated the 94 year old, who retired earlier last year as ceo of the foundation. this is just the beginning. every day is the beginning. >> every hour is the beginning. >> williams became pastor of glide in 1963. >> what we see is a people that needs love, a people that need also to say to each other, i care. i will be with you. i'm not going to give up on you. >> ktvu sat down with williams five years ago under his leadership, glide memorial church grew to 10,000 people and the tenderloin church became world famous leaders, including warren buffett, nelson mandela, oprah, maya angelou, barack obama and hillary clinton met with williams a

williams. he's being remembered as a religious leader, civil rights pioneer, and compassionate friend. ktvu bettyu reports with a look at the legacy williams leaves behind. >> i see soul ktvu last caught up with williams on christmas eve at glide's signature holiday celebration, where volunteers serve thousands of those less fortunate. >> that afternoon in the tenderloin glide's holiday jam benefit concert in november, celebrate the 94 year old, who retired earlier last year as ceo of the foundation. >> this is just the beginning. every day is the beginning. >> every hour is the beginning. >> williams became pastor of glide in 1963. >> what we see is a people that needs love, a people that need also to say to each other, i care. i will be with you. i'm not going to give up on you. >> ktvu sat down with williams five years ago under his leadership, glide memorial church grew to 10,000 people and the tenderloin church became world famous leaders including warren buffett, nelson mandela, oprah, maya angelou, barack obama and hillary clinton met with williams. he fought for racial equality and lgbtq