In five assessments, comparative data versus ACT were missing for defined subgroups.
Keith Vaz, chairman of the Commons Home Affairs Select Committee, which is conducting an inquiry into grooming, has asked the council to explain why opportunities to act were missed and how individuals responsible would be held to account.
Headlined in what is commonly called a "strip-tease" act was Miss Gypsy Rose Lee, and we have to admit that we went for Miss Lee, so to speak.
Only Friday's scheduled opening act, Twin Sister, was missing in action, but California (by way of Rock Island, Illinois) pop-rocker Lissie made up for it with a spirited one-hour set in the midday sun (aided nicely by guitarist Eric Sullivan) capped by her sprightly delivery of "Pursuit of Happiness," the Kid Cudi cover that's becoming a concert trademark of hers.
When the White House celebrated the 25th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act this week, a key decision was missing from the long list of actions the administration touted: how the landmark accessibility law applied to websites for governments and covered entities.
It took the archaeologists years of poring over hospital records – those for the London on either side of a crucial date, the Anatomy Act of 1832, were missing – and contemporary newspaper accounts, pamphlets, medical and social history collections, even ballads and broadsheets, to understand what they had found.
(For one thing, whole acts of operas were missing).
Indeed, every significant factor needed to hold speakers accountable for the acts of others is missing.
Mr Justice Keith concluded yesterday that chance after chance to spot the danger that Stewart posed was missed or not acted on.
