UK's data-snooping regulator steps down five months early Sir Anthony May, the Interception of Communications Commissioner, has decided to stand down from the role at the end of July, short of the end of his three-year term which would have expired in December this year. In a statement [PDF] provided by his office, Sir Anthony explained his decision was due to his recovery from a …
On the other hand, does
"I am grateful to Sir Anthony for his outstanding work as the Interception of Communications Commissioner. He has consistently produced clear and decisive public reports that demonstrated the strength of intelligence oversight in this country. I wish him well for the future."
sound like 'I cannot express my enthusiasm for getting rid of this troublesome priest and getting in a less troublesome one in strong enough terms' to anyone else?
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