"We therefore call upon the Treasury to request the Bank of England to consider depicting Alan Turing when Series F £10 banknotes are designed."

But we shouldn't want the Treasury to have a say in this!? Allowing the Treasury to have a political say in what the Bank can put on their banknotes opens up a whole can of worms that it would be infinitely preferable to be left unopened.

They still wouldn't "have a say"; it's simply a request. I admit ignorance of English political delicacies, however.