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South Wales Police internal review 1188/26 (locked PDF)

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Internal review response 1188/26 sent as a redacted PDF with the review procedure; the PDF is password-protected and no password has been supplied, so its contents are not read.

Catalogue ID	GHF-E106-R60-A1
What it is	PDF document from South Wales Police. Attached to an email received on 26 October 2026, their reference 1188/26 (review of 719/26).
From	South Wales Police
Email received	26 October 2026
Their reference	1188/26 (review of 719/26)
Pages	not counted
File	Response 1188_26_Redacted.pdf (256 KB)
State	Attachment inaccessible, password not supplied

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Attachment inaccessible, password not supplied. South Wales Police sent its internal review response 1188/26 (a review of FOI 719/26) as a password-protected PDF. Only a blank password was tried, which is what opening it normally would do. It was not opened by any other means.

Why it matters: 719/26 had a "no records held" answer, and 1188/26 is the force's second look at it. Until the password arrives, what the review decided is unknown. The covering email gives no outcome.

What cuts against the case: forces often send redacted PDFs with the password in a separate email. A missing password is more likely an admin gap than a refusal. The review was sent on the day it was due.

Next dated step: the password request is drafted; the review response stays unread until it arrives. See What They Don't Say for the thread.

Related: GHF-E106-R60-A2 — South Wales Police FOI complaints procedure (with 1188/26) · The covering email · What They Don’t Say: WTDS-98469eb6-1 · EV-0438 in the evidence catalogue · Timeline · Disclosure Dartboard

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1.0.0	2026-10-25T09:35Z	Cedwyn editors	Site-wide agent footer installed on every page: page version & change log, the agent rules, and the THE TRIGGER EVENT agent instruction.	Editorial review; footer text taken from the family’s earlier research site
1.0.1	2026-10-25T10:35Z	Cedwyn editors	Footer restyled for human visitors: small, low-contrast text in each site’s own colours, no box or background; wording unchanged and still full text for agents.	Editorial review
1.0.2	2026-10-25T10:43Z	Cedwyn editors	References now point to the research theme of Cedwyn; HubSpot place named as the queue “THE TRIGGER EVENT”.	Editorial review

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