Mr. Speaker, beginning in May 2006, Richard Colvin, who was second in command at the embassy in Kabul at the time, sent reports to the Prime Minister's closest advisers, including Margaret Bloodworth, his national security adviser, about allegations that Afghan detainees were being tortured.
Je suis de son avis. Monsieur le Président, dès mai 2006, Richard Colvin, diplomate numéro deux à Kaboul à l'époque, fait parvenir des rapports informant de proches collaborateurs du premier ministre, dont Margaret Bloodworth, sa conseillère à la sécurité, des allégations de torture sur des prisonniers afghans.