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Gateway reviews on IT and other projects - Financial Times says the "culture of secrecy is alive and well in Whitehall"

The Financial Times says that the Office of Government Commerce is on "shaky ground" in appealing to the High Court to try and stop early gateway reviews on ID cards being published.

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Financial Times leader

Please don't force us to publish gateway reviews - appeal by Ministers and the Office of Government Commerce to the High Court

Office of Government Commerce statement on gateway reviews

Do gateway reviews produce results?

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Posted by Tony on May 31, 2007 9:31 AM |

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