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Contract notice for Parliament restoration to be published next summer
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Chin Chin. Let s raise a glass for a key dashboard milestone
Philp: We need to remember that this is an ambitious and complicated project
Darren Philp
Darren Philp says the dashboard programme team should be congratulated on the work it has done to put together a properly scoped out and stress tested plan that will maximise the chance of the project s success
A year is a long time - certainly the last year has been. It was a year ago that we were all in the midst of grappling with the immediate consequences of the pandemic and the first lockdown, working from home and adapting to the ‘new normal (I hate that phrase….). But a year is also a long time in the world of pensions dashboards (note the plural), and we achieved a significant milestone on the 13 April 2021 for the procurement of the architecture services that will underpin the dashboard ecosystem.
Jacob Rees-Mogg said MPs may have to meet virtually (Image: Getty)
In a statement it said the temporary local relocation would be the most secure, cost-effective and practical solution , with the plan being submitted to Parliament for final consideration.
It said that the review found that restoring the historic building while all parliamentarians remained on site would cost billions of pounds more and take decades longer than the temporary move.
But Mr Rees-Mogg told the Commons: The proposal for Richmond House and for the Queen Elizabeth Centre was there would be about £1.5 billion of expenditure on temporary chambers. This can t have been a sensible thing to do, even in less straitened financial times. In current circumstances, it seems to me to be for the birds.