Also stated that the Procurator Fiscal 'is making arrangements for the return' of my items. Raised issue of my costs again in more depth including possible travel costs of any witnesses that I might bring to give oral testimony. Referring to letter Tony had written to the Lord Chancellor about the question I had posed, he states 'Since that question relates to international law and to defence, both of which are reserved matters , I have pointed out to the Lord Chancellor's Office that it is not appropriate that the Lord Advocate, as a member of the Scottish Executive, should deal with your letter '. I also enclosed a copy of Moynihan's letter to myself where he says he is independent of all parties and was appointed to serve the court. Asked for clarification on Moynihan's role and again asked that the major relevant question be looked at in the High Court.
Letters also requests a meeting, and offers to pay expenses at the same rate as for court witnesses.