CEO admits underestimating requirements of deaths inquiry
06-07-2026 18:40 via hsj.co.uk

CEO admits underestimating requirements of deaths inquiry

A trust has been slow to provide records to an inquiry examining more than 2,000 deaths, because it underestimated the resources needed, its former CEO has admitted.
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