No. That would probably be for the Information Commissioner to do. I don't know whether she has done that. I did speak to her earlier today and she reassured me that as far as she was concerned, she had all the powers she needed to complete her investigation. I know she has access to and has received a large amount of data, which they are currently working through. You're right to raise these concerns. There may be data that does not yet fall within the scope of the inquiry, and that we don't yet know about or have access to, and that could be destroyed. I don't know if these files are held in the cloud by Amazon as a storage provider or another company. I don't know what the scope is to go back to that company to get the original files if an attempt were made to erase them. That's certainly a question that I will put to the Information Commissioner in the U.K.
On May 3rd, 2018. See this statement in context.