Taskforce 2000: Stay at home for a month
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Taskforce 2000 boss
...1999 unless the government takes firm action, according to Taskforce 2000 leader
...UK IT Summit, arguing for a motion that Government projects are ineffectual,
...not rule out the possibility of problems. Chief executive of Taskforce 2000
...and public services will be under threat," Barnes predicted. Taskforce 2000 boss
...approach to a very complicated problem? Indeed, some think so. As ever
...on receipts for products bought in the run-up to the millennium.
...Not suprisingly, Cruickshank is confident the reports will paint a positive picture.
...emergency services, health, transport and local authorities -- are prepared for the millennium.
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26 October, 1998 by Jane Wakefield...compliant." For these "the (public) disclosure will be much deeper," he added.
...up Taskforce 2000 defended himself against claims that he charged exorbitant fees.
...BSE, global warming and AIDS combined. Irresponsible reporting is very unhelpful,'' said
...per cent of respondents said it was a good or excellent programme.
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