DNA firm dropped
DNA Bioscience, the company in which David Blunkett bought shares, has been removed from the government-approved list of testing centres.
Court staff have been ordered by the Department for Constitutional Affairs to stop recommending the company for DNA testing after the furore over Blunkett’s involvement which led to his resignation.
It has emerged that DNA Bioscience does not operate its own laboratory but sends DNA samples abroad for testing.
If DNA Bioscience permanently loses its government accreditation, it is likely to damage the prospects of a successful market flotation which could have made Blunkett as much as £450,000.
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Amazing how people who don't actually do work expect big payouts, I must be old fashioned thinking its the hard work that should be rewarded!
DNA Bioscience, the company in which David Blunkett bought shares, has been removed from the government-approved list of testing centres.
Court staff have been ordered by the Department for Constitutional Affairs to stop recommending the company for DNA testing after the furore over Blunkett’s involvement which led to his resignation.
It has emerged that DNA Bioscience does not operate its own laboratory but sends DNA samples abroad for testing.
If DNA Bioscience permanently loses its government accreditation, it is likely to damage the prospects of a successful market flotation which could have made Blunkett as much as £450,000.
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Amazing how people who don't actually do work expect big payouts, I must be old fashioned thinking its the hard work that should be rewarded!
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