You may find the case relevant for your own interests as a member of the British public, because:
 

• Major IT incidents in relevant areas result in nationwide transactional paralysis impacting many financial enterprises and a multi-billion-pound industry, and more.

• Systemic governance flaws mean vast amounts of taxpayers’ money wasted, quality of services to citizens dramatically reduced, and huge opportunities lost represented by the unrealised returns of strategic investments.

• The onus is now on the British public to help the Mayflower Case reach independent courts on a strong footing.

• Allowing rightful cases like Mayflower Case to fail will normalise dogmatic denial of accountability as an unshakable de facto policy.

• How can we expect professionals to speak up if we do not support them when they need backing?

• What will deter similar misconduct if those who hold powers are not held accountable?

• Therefore, Mayflower Case is much more about your money, your services, your security, your future, your own interest.