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> You're saying that because of the lack of transparency in the bidding process No, I am not saying that at all. Please cite where I said that there was a lack
by rsj_hn 5y ago
> You're saying that because of the lack of transparency in the bidding process
No, I am not saying that at all. Please cite where I said that there was a lack of transparency. I only said that the parent poster would need information in order to make a case, and without that information no case could be made. I have no idea how transparent the process was and whether the relevant oversight controls were properly enforced, nor did I make any claims or assumptions about that, although it sounds like you have some assumptions of your own. If so, please back them up -- if you think there was impropriety in the bidding process, then again some evidence is called for.
- lordnacho 5y agoHave a Google for "Matt Hancock's neighbour" or "Dido Harding". It's not unknown that there are some questions about UK procurement that need answering.
- pydry 5y ago>Please cite where I said that there was a lack of transparency This: >without knowing specifics about the bidding process Something we don't know because of the lack of transparency, which is (partly) why OpenDemocracy raised a lawsuit. What would you be referring to if not that?