The father of Chloe Moffat, a woman who took her own life last year, has said the Treasury failed in its duty of care towards her.
Ms Moffat died after she had been told of allegations that she had shared sensitive confidential information about colleagues. She denied those allegations.
The case centres on the handling of those allegations and the events before her death. Her father has said the Treasury did not meet the standard of care he believes was owed to his daughter.
The supplied material does not set out further details about Ms Moffat’s role, the nature of the confidential information alleged to have been shared, or the process through which the allegations were raised.
No Treasury response or further details of any subsequent proceedings are included in the available material. The latest known position is that Ms Moffat’s father has publicly accused the department of failing in its duty of care, while the allegations against her were denied by Ms Moffat before her death.
