The wall
of honour is dedicated to officers who perished through adversarial or combative action, while the roll
of honour is a book in which names
of officers who died in the
course of performing their
lawful duties are recorded.
While Stanley Burnton J did — but «not without considerable hesitation» — accept as
lawful the additional reasons, in the
course of his judgment he extracted the following useful propositions from R v Westminster City Council, ex p Ermakov [1996] 2 All ER 302 and other authorities: - Where there is a statutory
duty to give reasons as part
of the notification
of the decision, so that (per Mr Justice Laws in R v Northamptonshire County Council, ex p D [1998] ED CR 14) «the adequacy
of the reasons is itself made a condition
of the legality
of the decision», only in exceptional circumstances, if at all, will the court accept subsequent evidence
of the reasons.