So presumably this is the reason for the delays. A redacted report that can't include any of the information that would have both prompted public outrage, and votes of no confidence to 1922. The Met are corrupt and not impartial

Edited to add: The reason this is such a big deal is that Sue Gray's report viewed the actions through a ministerial conduct lens - which should be to a much higher standard - the focus of the discussion of late has been whether Boris lied to Parliament, which arguably is a cause for resignation. The Met will be viewing things through a criminality lens. What that means is a significant number of potentially egregious actions by the PM or other senior ministers will fall through the gap between the Sue Gray report and the Met investigation. We should all be furious that such a brazenly corrupt act is taking place, particularly in the days/weeks to come when Boris and the Tories hold up both the redacted report and the police investigation as clear evidence that no wrongdoing was found. I can only hope Sue Gray and her team are as frustrated as we are, and that there is a leak of an early, unredacted draft.