Agreed, the panel certainly glossed over several important points.
MoneyBox asked if someone doesn't want a PIN can they have an alternative (Chip and Signature)
The answer given by a representative from the Consumers Association wasn't given, it was talked around referring to the disabled only!
Then MoneyBox said if I don't want this system (Chip & PIN)I've got to have it.
This was addressed by Seymour Fortescue from Banking Standards and the direct question, yet again wasn't answered.
It definately stinks of Chip & sPIN!
James