The UK Intelligence and Security Committee says the redactions applied to a set of documents associated with Lord Peter Mandelson are “too broad.” According to the committee, it has now made its final decisions on which parts of 337 documents should be redacted. The committee’s comments relate to the scope of material removed from the documents before publication or disclosure. The reports agree that the committee reached a concluding position on the redaction process, specifying that the figure of 337 documents covers the batch under review. While the sources do not provide additional detail on what categories of information are being removed or on why the committee considers the redactions overly extensive, they indicate that the oversight body is challenging the extent of the excisions rather than disputing the document set itself. The available reporting is focused on the committee’s assessment and its completion of the redaction decisions, with no further outcome or revised redaction list described in the excerpts.