Should Labour publicly reveal the scale of PFI and PPP debt?
Kevin Reed talks to Mario Christodoulou about Accountancy Age’s discovery
that the government intends to keep £32bn of PFI and PPP debt off the books by
using different accounting rules for internal and external accounts.
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