Proceeding contribution from Andy Slaughter (Labour) in the House of Commons on Monday, 27 February 2012. It occurred during Estimates day on Forensic Science Service.
Forensic Science Service
Before venturing any further, I should say that I have an indirect family interest in the matter. My hon. Friend says that there were other ways of doing this. One such way was the closure of laboratories at Chepstow and Chorley, which had been envisaged and was itself controversial, but the financial effects of which have not been seen. Therefore, the Government have effectively stepped in with both feet to make this radical change before seeing whether the FSS could have put its own financial house in order.
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- Finance Evidence Forensic science Expenditure Private sector Police Research Forensic Science Service Public private partnerships
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