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HMRC's CDIO Mark Dearnley was grilled at a Public Accounts Committee hearing this week
'We're focusing on making sure the deals are clean, simple, easy to understand and don't mortgage the future," he tells Public Accounts Committee
HMRC's chief digital and information officer (CDIO), Mark Dearnley, has launched a staunch defence of the organisation's approach to exiting its £10bn Aspire contract. Dearnley was quizzed at a ...
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