@MrsMitford3 The families of the 97 have been campaigning for many years for a statutory "duty of candour" to be created, which would place a positive legal obligation on public authorities to tell the truth and co-operate with inquiries into disasters like Hillsborough, the Grenfell fire, the Horizon Post Office scandal and others. This "Public Office (Accountability) Bill" is referred to as the Hillsborough Law (although, to be fair, families of victims of other disasters have also been actively campaigning for it). The current sticking point to the Hillsborough Law being enacted is a disagreement over whether national security services (e.g., MI5 and MI6 staff) should have a blanket exemption from complying with the new duty of candour (for national security reasons). It is being reported that Keir Starmer is willing to scrap the proposed exemption, but nothing is as yet confirmed and so the Hillsborough Law remains pending.