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We are talking about endemic cronyism during a global pandemic. the right honourable member is well aware of the public contract regulations, which existed before the pandemic, which allow the government to procure at speed in times of emergency, and there was no need for suspension or relaxation of the procurement rules in order for them to be used. i would very gently say that these were the same systems that happened in scotland and in wales. we had an unprecedented global crisis, and quite rightly, people had to use existing regulation which allows them to flex in order to deliver for thei...

And there was no need for suspension or relaxation of the procurement rules in order for them to be used. i would very gently say that these were the same systems that happened in scotland and in wales. we had an unprecedented global crisis, and quite rightly, people had to use existing regulation which allows them to flex in order to deliver for their populations. jo churchill. one of the questions the inquiry is likely to ask is how some people who died from covid contracted the virus in hospital. in wales, more than 1008 hundred people did so. the issue dominated first minister's questions ...

Every government... absolutely right! ..on these islands and around the world were dealing with an unprecedented situation and rushing to save lives! labour said ministers had questions to answer. were those contracts given to the right companies to save lives at the right time? there is no question that we needed speed. there is no question that we needed the best companies to be chosen, but the question is whether when it comes to a pandemic or another crisis that comes up, when it comes to an emergency, does the government throw due transparency out of the window and just start talking to i...

'Scandalous' $35m overspend on vaccine software? Ministry hits back 7 May, 2021 05:20 AM 10 minutes to read A top health boss has bit back at claims that the Government overspent by up to $35 million on a new vaccine management system after a no-tender procurement process. But, at the same time, a number of IT industry figures have backed a complaint that Orion Health chief executive Ian McCrae laid with the Auditor-General yesterday. McCrae wants a full review of the procurement process for a new software system to manage vaccinations - including the crucial Covid-19 inocul...

Orion Health's Ian McCrae sees tens of millions in overspend on vaccine register, flawed procurement 30 Apr, 2021 07:00 PM 7 minutes to read "I have no idea how you could possibly spend that amount of money and deliver so little," Orion Health chief executive Ian McCrae says. Photo / Michael Craig "I have no idea how you could possibly spend that amount of money and deliver so little," Orion Health chief executive Ian McCrae says. Photo / Michael Craig Orion Health chief executive Ian McCrae has slammed the procurement process for the Government's $38 million-plus software system for managing...