SFIS to continue despite demands to delay 'unclear' strategy

The Government will press ahead with implementing the Single Fraud Investigation Service (SFIS).

By MJ Correspondent | 20 June 2014

The Government will press ahead with implementing the Single Fraud Investigation Service (SFIS) despite continuing concerns from the sector.

A report by the work and pensions committee published last month called for the project to be delayed to align it with the rollout of universal credit.

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