The proposal was first discussed in August by acting chief executive of the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea (RBKC), Barry Quirk. Residents say that while they ultimately want the TMO to be dismantled, this must not happen before it has been scrutinised at the public inquiry. Scotland Yard has said there are “reasonable grounds” to suspect the TMO and the council committed corporate manslaughter over the fire. “I believe that the TMO is blatantly uninterested in residents but we need to keep them around to ensure that they are held to account. The Grenfell Action Group has launched a campaign to prevent the TMO from being disbanded titled Save The TMO.

Source: The Guardian October 14, 2017 17:06 UTC