The Department for Business and Trade commissioned an investigation into the Capture software after claims from affected subpostmasters surfaced, highlighting its role in financial discrepancies.
Neil Hudgell emphasized the importance of the Kroll report for his clients, stating, 'We are pleased to see Kroll has proceeded quickly to place a draft report before DBT,' which indicates a measure of urgency in addressing past injustices.
Former subpostmasters, having faced criminal charges due to Capture software errors, are now hopeful for compensation and exoneration as the government prepares to publish the Kroll report.
Hudgell noted the significance of the report, saying, 'Those next steps need to scope out any avenue to exoneration and compensation that does not involve long drawn-out processes', underlining the urgency for resolution.
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