Chilcot Inquiry

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The Chilcot Inquiry was a British public inquiry led by Sir John Chilcot that examined the UK’s decision-making and conduct in the Iraq War, including the use and presentation of intelligence.

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instanceOf British public inquiry
Iraq War inquiry
announcementDate 2009-06-15
appointedBy Gordon Brown NERFINISHED
chairperson John Chilcot NERFINISHED
conclusion Judgements about the severity of the threat posed by Iraq’s weapons of mass destruction were presented with a certainty that was not justified
Planning and preparations for post-conflict Iraq were wholly inadequate
The UK chose to join the invasion of Iraq before peaceful options for disarmament had been exhausted
convenedBy Government of the United Kingdom NERFINISHED
country United Kingdom
criticized Tony Blair NERFINISHED
UK Government decision-making over Iraq
endDate 2016-07-06
focus accuracy of pre-war intelligence on weapons of mass destruction
legality of the Iraq War decision-making process
planning and conduct of military operations in Iraq
post-conflict reconstruction and stabilization in Iraq
presentation of intelligence to the public and Parliament
genre official investigative report
hasMember John Chilcot NERFINISHED
Lawrence Freedman NERFINISHED
Martin Gilbert NERFINISHED
Roderic Lyne NERFINISHED
Usha Prashar NERFINISHED
investigatedOrganization UK Government NERFINISHED
UK intelligence agencies NERFINISHED
investigatedPerson Alastair Campbell NERFINISHED
Gordon Brown NERFINISHED
Jack Straw NERFINISHED
Tony Blair NERFINISHED
language English
legalAssessment did not declare the war illegal but raised serious concerns about the legal basis
location London, England
surface form: London
mediaCoverage extensive national and international media coverage
namedAfter John Chilcot NERFINISHED
officialName The Iraq Inquiry NERFINISHED
precededBy Butler Review NERFINISHED
Hutton Inquiry NERFINISHED
publicationDate 2016-07-06
recommended clearer procedures for Cabinet consultation on war decisions
improvements in decision-making processes for military interventions
stronger oversight of intelligence assessments
reportLength 12 volumes
approximately 2.6 million words
reportTitle The Report of the Iraq Inquiry NERFINISHED
startDate 2009-07-30
subject Iraq War NERFINISHED
United Kingdom foreign policy
decision-making process for the 2003 invasion of Iraq
post-war planning in Iraq
use of intelligence in the Iraq War

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