UK Digital ID Scheme Cost Disputed at £1.8 Billion
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The UK government's digital identity scheme has been assigned a cost of £1.8 billion by the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR). However, the head of the department responsible for the scheme has rejected this figure, stating that a definitive cost will only be available after a delayed consultation process. The ongoing discussions affect the planning and implementation of digital IDs for UK citizens.
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