Will the Tories clamp down on money laundering schemes?

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zara_backdog replied

20 May 2009, 07:42
Is 'NPfIT a bit to far down the line to be pulled? Things like Choose and Book are already been rolled out to some PCT's looking at roles being advertised etc ?
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Peoplesoft bloke replied

19 May 2009, 21:59
Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post

If they get in. E.g. by canning the NPfIT and National Identity Card projects?

I hope so - I don't know too much about NPfIT but ID cards aren't that popular generally - especially if the question asked is "do want to pay loads for a pointless and insecure "solution" to a "problem" that doesn't really exist" (the truth) rather than " would you like a cheap and guaranteed way to stop all rapes and illegal immigation?" (Home Office propogandist version). The Tories will be missing a trick if they don't cancel ID cards, however, they were in favour of them before they became a Labour Policy so who knows?
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