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Their joint letter says: "Jess Philips MP has remained impartial to the process, only listening to feedback, we want her to remain in position for the duration of the process for consistency."

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The agency denied the claim, insisting it was impartial.

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She told the BBC she had wanted a chair who was "legally" trained and "impartial".

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The Justice Department’s manual includes the post-Watergate requirement that legal judgments must be “impartial and insulated from political influence.”

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The IPC is globally respected as an impartial and expert body.

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