It was shown a document that described ex-chief executive Paula Vennells as "resiling" from the proposals in 2013.
Asked about a meeting attended by Ms Vennells, Chris Aujard, former top lawyer at the Post Office, said: "My recollection is that the executive committee were in favour of ceasing entirely." prosecutions But he said Ms Vennells had "interjected or made the comment" that the "Post Office should continue to take some prosecutions".
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