Some of us did point out it was a bad model before the money was spent.... this is from April 2020https://www.kcl.ac.uk/news/government-has-centralised-the-coronavirus-response-but-theres-a-role-for-the-local-too …
The wins the prize for the most wasteful and inept public spending programme of all time. The extraordinary thing is that nobody in the government seems surprised or shocked. No matter: the BoE will just print more money. #soundmoneyhttps://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-56340831 …
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It's a bad idea in general when a virus is widespread, never mind the model.https://inference-review.com/article/on-the-futility-of-contact-tracing …
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Was it actually meant to work? Or was it just gas lighting the public to allow billions to go missing?
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If he were still with us I think Anthony King would be writing another chapter of ‘The Blunders of our Governments’. Perhaps Ivor Crewe will take it up on his own.
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Is there now way they can get the company to repay the money? Surely they must have had some sort of Key Performance Indicators built into the contract?
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The model we bought was flawed and never going to work, and the Government bought into it anyway.
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The amount wasted is just beyond comprehension. And it is carrying on.
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I notice that it’s still being falsely reported as *NHS* Test and Trace.
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Like Serco cares
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