The material is not a transcript – indeed we do not keep a transcript – and it is not an edited version of some other set of more detailed minutes. No other record of the monetary policy discussion exists. The minutes do not attempt to provide a “blow-by-blow” description of every comment made.
But nor do the minutes released by other central banks, and it would not be sensible to do so, for the reasons I articulated a few moments ago. Readers will also observe that the pattern of votes of individuals is not recorded, only the outcome. That is a point of difference with other central banks which publish minutes.