It looks likely the Government will be forced to come clean over companies handed VIP Test and Trace contracts

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  1. > For more than a year, Good Law Project has been working to uncover the politically-connected firms that benefitted from the Government’s £37 billion Test and Trace programme.

    > We know that 50 companies with close links to Ministers, Peers and Government officials were given access to a priority route through which they secured lucrative Covid testing contracts. But, shockingly, the Government has refused to come clean over which firms profited.

    > Now, following our long Freedom of Information battle, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA), which took over responsibility for the testing regime, has finally confirmed that it is making contact with the 50 ‘VIP’ firms in order to answer our request.

    In their war on government grifters, GLP still in early stages of doing for Test and Trace [what they did](https://goodlawproject.org/update/high-court-vip-lane-ppe-unlawful/) for PPE contracts.

  2. Yep, as time goes by the real reasons for lockdown will become apparent. Funny how people were called loonies 2 years ago for saying things like this, but all are slowly been proved right. Time for some major apologising and humble pie from a lot of people.

  3. And if its found that they were awarded due to corruption ( as im sure many were) those responsible should be jailed and those in receipt of these contracts should be jailed and all their assets stripped from them.

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