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At a core group meeting with the social workers in late January 2016, the father disclosed that he had been making covert recordings since the end of 2014. In a statement dated 21 February, he produced a number of transcripts dating back to November 2014.
At the outset of the hearing, I was asked to rule on whether the father�'s recordings should be admitted in evidence.
The first task was to establish the facts, and I heard from the father in evidence on this point specifically. Having done so, it emerges that the facts are these:
(1) The father produces transcripts of 16 conversations running to over a hundred pages
(6) The proceedings had been ongoing for well over a year before the existence of the recordings was revealed
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