He later told The Independent that he had spoken to GCHQ and they believed the code was made using a "one-time pad" by a special operations unit.
A spokesman for the regulator said most of those who wrote believed the code was already sufficient, and urged the PCC not to censor newspaper coverage of the affair.
With the establishment of the A-League in 2005, "new football" and the emergence of the so-called golden generation at the 2006 World Cup, there are many that believe the code's heritage is only worth acknowledgment over the past decade.
Deputy Labour leader, Harriet Harman, said she believed the code had been breached and called for Mr Hunt to go.
Adorning his chest are a medallion said to ward off evil spirits and a diamond-studded cross bearing the word "believe," the code Houdini agreed to use if he was able to contact his wife after death.
"He's not the only libertine man in the political world," said Olivia Cattan, who leads an anti-sexism association called Words of Women and believes the case reflects a code of silence.
The arguments about censorship and free speech are complex – but Jonathan Heawood of the Impress Project, an independent monitor of the press, believes the Editors' Code should incorporate Lord Leveson's suggestion that this clause is broadened to include groups.
In cases where country-, region- or profession-specific declarations on health worker recruitment were adopted prior to the Code, respondents attributed policy changes to previous declarations and believed the WHO Code to have no additional effect.
Gore saw his last race as a primal struggle between good and evil; in his post-defeat book, he approvingly quotes David Halberstam, who wrote, in Harper's, of Brock's campaign slogan, "Bill Brock Believes": "Believes is the code word for Nigger".
