The Department for Work and Pensions has lost an upper
tribunal appeal over documents concerning the progress of universal credit
implementation. The documents include an independent project review on the problems
so far encountered in rolling out the scheme, a risk register, an issues
register of problems with the scheme, and a milestone schedule, detailing how
far along the full implementation of the scheme is. The department claimed
release of the documents would have ‘a chilling effect’ on the workings of the
DWP. The judge ruled there was a strong public interest in releasing the
documents, and denied there would be a ‘chilling effect’ if the documents were
released to the public. Read more on Inside Housing.
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