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Schoenbohm had co-founded the Cyber Security Council Germany to advise companies and authorities on cybersecurity matters in 2012 before in 2016 being appointed head of BSI, the federal information security agency, by then Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere, a conservative.
Ahead of publication, Dr Kirkup said an expert panel investigating maternity care at East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust heard a lot of 'harrowing accounts' from families during their work.
A spokesperson for the interior ministry, now run by the Social Democrats, said Schoenbohm was dismissed because the allegations had "permanently damaged the necesѕary ρublic confidｅnce in tһe neutrality and impartiality of his condսct in his office as president of Germany's most imp᧐rtant cybersecurity authority".
Comedian Jan Boehmermann reported in his late night TV programme ten days ago that the council had since 2020 counted among its members Berlin-based Protelion GmbH, previously known as Infotecs, a subsidiary of a Russian company founded by an ex-KGB employee.
Germany's interior ministry fired the country's cybersecurity chief on Tuesday and launched an investigation into his conduct after media allegations that he may have come into contact with Russian security circles through a consultancy he co-founded.
More than 200 families gave evidence to the review which is expected to expose a catalogue of serious failings including how newborns died needlessly due to poor care planning over several years, while parents' concerns were ignored.
'It became clear that when in labour we had asked questions, "Is this the right thing to do? Shoᥙlɗ we do this now?" that kind of thing, they were all treated as being non-compliance,' Ms Gittos continued.
Ms Gittos has told how she felt 'blamed' for the death of her baby, and was horrified to learn that maternity staff had written in her notes she and her partner had refused medical care when they had not.
He said: 'When I reported on Morecambe Bay maternity services in 2015, I did not imagine for one moment that I would be back in seven years' time talking about a rather similar set of circumstances and that there would have been another two large, high-profile maturity failures as well on top of that.
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