Government reshuffles reveal a twist: the Public Sector Fraud Authority, tasked with hunting down scams on public money, is now under the Department for Work and Pensions — not the Cabinet Office. The move, timed just hours after Louise Haigh became Cabinet Office minister, comes despite her own past conviction for falsely reporting a stolen phone. While officials say it’s purely about efficiency and departmental fit, critics can’t ignore the irony — or the optics — of a fraud watchdog moving out of her reach.
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