The credibility of the Maze report is in question after it was revealed that the DCAL Permanent Secretary Paul Sweeney would not sign off on the final report. The size and associated costs seems to be a major stumbling block to economic viability:
“To spend at least double the revenue just to insert an extra 8,500 seats in the plan doesn’t make financial sense”
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