ODA annual accounts also show that Jack Lemley received £165,000 working part-time for six months and £58,000 in expenses
Former Olympic Delivery Authority chairman Jack Lemley received a £388,000 pay-off when he resigned from the body last October, it has emerged.
Annual accounts published by the ODA show that Lemley was paid £165,000 for working part-time for six months last year, plus £58,000 in expenses. He was paid an extra £388,000 when he resigned in a “negotiated departure” last year.
The disclosure of Lemley’s payoff comes amid continued concerns over the Olympic budget, which was the subject of an NAO report issued today.
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