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| A Horizon terminal having a moment |
"Q. This is PEAK PC0027887 and you will see it comes in on 21 July 1999. Can you see the narrative there, for FAD code in the third line of the light green box, for FAD code O011523 on week, 9 receipts and payments misbalance of £1,337.05, week 10 misbalance of £24,000, week 11 misbalance of £12,000, week 12 £1,051,111.48; do you see that?
A. Yes.
Q. And if we could go forward please to page 3 {F/16/3} and look in the bottom yellow box, 27 July at 10.09, do you see "CAP12" on the left-hand side?
I am glad it was resolved.
A. Yes.
Q. It says: "Balance brought forward was multiplied twice due [to] known software error. The initial balance brought forward for this CAP was £1,196,622.72. This was multiplied twice to give a total of BBF of £2,279,189.04. The discrepancy was therefore £1,082,540.28. This was due [to] a known software error which has [now] been resolved." Do you see that?
A. Yes.
Q. So that would have been quite a bad one, is that fair?
A. Yes."
I am glad it was resolved.
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