Revealed: Tory peer Michelle Mone secretly received £29m from ‘VIP lane’ PPE firm

Documents suggest husband passed on money from PPE Medpro, which secured £200m contracts after Mone lobbied ministers

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And now, after over a year of digging, it seems Government will be forced to reveal which ministers, MPs or officials referred firms onto the 'VIP lane' for test and trace, too
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NEW: Government likely to be forced to name those who referred firms onto secretive Covid testing ‘VIP’ lane - Good Law Project

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When Good Law Project first uncovered the Government’s priority route for politically connected testing firms, Ministers strongly denied our claims:

“These claims are completely false…"

✅However in September, following a long-standing Freedom of Information battle, we finally forced UKHSA – which oversaw the testing procurement process – to come clean and publish the names of the firms who benefited.
⁉️But, one crucial piece of information remains missing – the names of the ministers, MPs or officials who referred the firms onto the “VIP” fast-track lane...
For months, the Government has argued it would be too costly to track down the names of the referrers - we think this is a baseless claim...
And 2 weeks ago, the ICO agreed, ordering UKHSA to publish the names within 35 days or issue a fresh response, or risk being found in contempt of court🧑‍⚖️
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Oh, good. Couldn't happen to a more deserving group of individuals.
@goodlawproject All fine and dandy, but what LEGAL sanctions will be imposed? I suspect UK system is not robust enough to pursue real action for such wrongdoings.