Accountability Gap
5 articles in this category.
The Failing No One Names: How DHCW Became Welsh Labour's Biggest Liability
Every party in the Senedd is talking about NHS waiting times. None of them are naming the digital infrastructure underneath — the organisation that handles every appointment, every referral, every prescription. That organisation is DHCW. And it is Labour's creation.
The Revolving Door: The Man Who Marks His Own Homework
He wrote the strategy. Then he moved to DHCW to implement it. Now he reports on whether his own plan is working. The architect reviews his own blueprints, and the Welsh public is asked to trust the assessment.
The Ghost Directors and the Shadow Workforce
Try to find the person responsible for programme delivery at an organisation under government intervention for programme delivery failures. You cannot. Directors with no public profile, a salary that vanished from the accounts, and 23 off-payroll workers no one can name.
The Credential Sprint: How the CEO Built a CV for the Job
A fellowship, an honorary professorship, and an inaugural industry award — all accumulated within eighteen months, timed precisely to one appointment. The timeline is public record. Draw your own conclusions.
What They Admitted Under Oath of Public Accountability
Their own systems went down on the morning of the accountability meeting. Then the CEO admitted she couldn't show a return on hundreds of millions in spending. Every quote here is on the public record.