Set up new departmental spending watchdog, urges former member of the Public Accounts Committee
17 April 2019
Richard Bacon said a watchdog could help to rein in over-spending on projects like the notorious NHS national IT programme.
Set up new departmental spending watchdog, urges former member of the Public Accounts Committee
17 April 2019
Richard Bacon said a watchdog could help to rein in over-spending on projects like the notorious...
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