The rub of the Horne Report is the debt collection; that it is somehow critical that " all of the Comrades who collected funds from private sector and other entities, to make a full, transparent, and confidential account of all of the funds received to the Treasury and the Officers of the Party" Given the lack of trust in both the Treasurer and the General Secretary, as noted by party historian Arnold "Scree" Bertram , there is no chance that the call would have been heeded. Furthermore, Horne stated that senior members were involved in the diversion of funds intended for the Party, then it would be safe to assume that some of those implicated would be part of the officer core. What would be the sanctions or incentives to those implicated to turn over the funds in a "full, transparent, and confidential account"? Is there an inherent conflict/tension between "transparency" and "confidentiality"? The stated purpose of this exerc