Damian Green inquiry negated by Prime Ministerial intervention?

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2017/nov/26/theresa-may-under-fire-mishandling-damian-green-enquiry

Prime Minister May refuses to say when report will conclude or if findings will ever be published.

As recently as 18th November last, I wrote a piece asking "What has happened to the Damian Green Investigation?" It seems that we now have the answer. The sound of closing ranks and doors slamming shut in Downing Street, together with the refusal of Theresa May to direct that the cabinet office investigation led by Sue Gray be concluded forthwith and that the findings of the investigation be published without further delay, is in direct contradiction to the assurances that May gave in a previous commitment to full transparency.

The way in which Green is apparently immune from investigation and protected from any consequences in respect of his (alleged) offences, is outrageous and an insult to the public perception of justice. What is even worse however, if that is at all possible in this wretched tale of conspiracy and cover up, is the role of the Prime Minister herself who appears determined at all costs it seems, to protect Green in his post as First Secretary of State and in effect the Deputy Prime Minister, thereby insuring at least one ally around the Cabinet table.

The government of this country has descended into the world of self interest and expediency where the good of the United Kingdom is relegated to second place, somewhere behind the ambitions and aspirations of certain cabinet members. Damian Green, is the epitome of the privileged politician from the Britsh establishment who believes himself to be outside the rules and laws to which the vast majority of ordinary people adhere and is therefore somehow exempt from any repercussions resulting from his actions or antics.

As each day passes, Theresa May demonstrates the extent to which she, personally, is complicit in this continuing suppression of the facts surrounding Green's arrest for " "aiding and abetting misconduct in public office" and "conspiring to commit misconduct in a public office". The further allegations of inappropriate advances to a young Tory party activist and pornography being found by police on his House of Commons computer form part of the wider inquiry now stalled in Downing Street. We can only draw the conclusion that Theresa May is deliberately obstructing the investigations into these allegations, as part of her ongoing endeavors to cling to office at any cost and proving that self interest and expediency, comes some way before national interest.