‘Computer system’s cost was never fixed’
Saturday 23rd February 2008, 9:21AM GMT.
FORMER Social Security Authority president Owen Le Tissier is rejecting claims that the introduction of a new computer system he oversaw was an overspend.
A Public Accounts Committee report into Social Security’s move to a PC-server system stated that the department had gone £3m. over budget on the project.
But Mr Le Tissier (pictured below), authority president until 2004, said that was not the case and he was annoyed that PAC report consultant PricewaterhouseCoopers had not even spoken to him before publishing its findings.
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