When Parliament sent its condolences to the victims of this terrible accident last year, calls were already being made for a review of the London Convention, under which jurisdiction in the case of military offences lies with the country to which the military personnel in question belong.
Da Parlamentet sidste år viste sin medlidenhed med ofrene for denne frygtelige ulykke, slog man til lyd for en revision af London-konventionen, som siger, at den retslige kompetence i forbindelse med militære forbrydelser ligger hos den involverede militærmagts hjemland.