From: John Donovan
Subject: Next Email to Parliamentarians
Date: 1 October 2018 at 21:00:35 BST
To: [email protected]
Cc: “[email protected]” <[email protected]>, William Campbell
Dear Mr Thomson
Printed below is a draft of my next email to Parliamentarians.
Usual invitation: Shell is welcome to point out for rectification any inaccurate information. Shell is also invited to provide comment for unedited inclusion alongside the article in a prominent form.
If I receive no response by Wednesday noon I will assume Shell does not wish to take up these invitations.
More time will happily be given for Shell to provide any such substantive response if so requested before the deadline.
Accuracy of stated facts is far more important than any rush to publication.
I am sure Mr. Campbell will let me know if he spots any error in regard to matters known by him.
If Shell does not want to have advance sight of future such emails, then please advise accordingly and I will comply with that request.
Yours sincerely
John Donovan
DRAFT
EMAIL TO ALL MP’s AND PROMINENT MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF LORDS: ROYAL DUTCH SHELL LAWYERS HAVE HAD ADVANCE SIGHT OF WHAT YOU ARE HOPEFULLY ABOUT TO READ.
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