Overview

BM Day was a Cabinet Office civil servant in the 1970s, who succeeded James Waddell as secretary of the Interdepartmental Group on Subversion in Public Life. 

BM Day is named in Counsel to the Inquiry's list of key Home Office and Cabinet Office personalities, in the opening statement for the first tranche of hearings.

Statements

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Title
Hearing Day
Groups
Exhibits
Opening Statement of Counsel to the Inquiry for Tranche 1
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Reports

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Date
Originator
MPS-UCPI
Title
MI5
UCPI0000035228
MI5 briefing ‘The Current Situation Amongst British Students’ with cover note to Official Committee on Subversion at Home (CAB 134-3248)
Committee on Subversion (Home)
UCPI0000035226
Meeting minutes of the Official Committee on Subversion at Home discussing student protest, 11 Mar 1970 (CAB 134-3248)
Committee on Subversion (Home)
UCPI0000035274
Briefing note for Cabinet Secretary aheaf of meeting of the Official Committee on Subversion at Home (CAB 301-536)
Committee on Subversion (Home)
UCPI0000035227
Minutes of meeting of Official Committee on Subversion at Home discussing the industrial situation and student protest, 27 Nov 1970 (CAB 134-3248)
Cabinet Office
UCPI0000035250
Note of ministerial meeting to discuss forming new group to monitor and counter subversion in industry and the mass media (CAB 301-490-1)
Cabinet Office
UCPI0000035256
Letters between Cabinet Secretary and BM Day on assessing subversion, proposing a study with a view to reviving Committee on Subversion (Home) (CAB 301-490-1)