The RGP said it had reviewed the Principal Auditor’s report in relation to the information that was available at the time the decision was made to close the investigation into alleged witness inducements. Police Commissioner Owain Richards said he was satisfied that the audit report did not contain any new evidence that would change the original investigative assessment. The RGP conducted the review after former police Commissioner Ian McGrail wrote to Mr Richards in July, urging him to reopen the investigation following publication of the audit report. On Tuesday, the RGP said it had completed a review of the matters raised in the audit report and found there was no justification to reopen the case. “Considering the above and following an extensive review of the information contained in the 2018/19 Principal Auditor’s report, the RGP has not found any new information that would justify reopening the case.”