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People have to pay to join up for any CP programme, so who is this money going to? Just about all of CP projects are extensions of PR exercises run by big companies, such as the 'Your Turn' project, which was directly run by BT's PR consultants, so effectively these are being underwritten. Yet - even while CP got millions for their web site - 'Your Turn' was specifically given additional funding by the National Lottery Charities Board, which as we have seen with CP board member, [[Janet Paraskeva]] has a conflict of interest, which she regards as a common purpose and her turn for some money. | People have to pay to join up for any CP programme, so who is this money going to? Just about all of CP projects are extensions of PR exercises run by big companies, such as the 'Your Turn' project, which was directly run by BT's PR consultants, so effectively these are being underwritten. Yet - even while CP got millions for their web site - 'Your Turn' was specifically given additional funding by the National Lottery Charities Board, which as we have seen with CP board member, [[Janet Paraskeva]] has a conflict of interest, which she regards as a common purpose and her turn for some money. | ||
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| + | *[[Nelisha Wickremasinghe]] | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||