No need to say it, it goes without saying, it should be obvious to all but,
just in case it isn't obvious to all,
IDA is dead.
IDA, now known as "GOV.UK Verify (RIP)",
is the Cabinet Office Identity Assurance programme.
And it's dead.
Here's a selection of GDS posts and a film in the week leading up to purdah:
24-03-2015
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Janet Hughes
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25-03-2015
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Chris Mitchell
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25-03-2015
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Janet Hughes
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25-03-2015
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Janet Hughes
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26-03-2015
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Janet Hughes and Stephen Dunn
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26-03-2015
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Mike Bracken
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27-03-2015
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David Rennie
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27-03-2015
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Mike Bracken
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27-03-2015
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Mike Beavan
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28-03-2015
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Mike Bracken
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28-03-2015
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Mike Bracken
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29-03-2015
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Mike Bracken
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29-03-2015
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Liam Maxwell
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30-03-2015
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Martha Lane Fox
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Let's take a look at Janet Hughes and Stephen Dunn's 26 March 2015 offering, GOV.UK Verify (RIP): objectives while still technically just about alive, or whatever it's called.