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Also, in some counties (the UK is a prime example) the rules governing "impact" is largely dictated and/or influenced by central government. So not only do you
by tankenmate 9y ago
Also, in some counties (the UK is a prime example) the rules governing "impact" is largely dictated and/or influenced by central government. So not only do you need to change just your local institution but a whole country's institutions at a go; a multi-year political fiefdom protecting shambles at best.
- sleavey 9y agoThat "impact" scoring system is utterly useless. I hope it doesn't survive the next non-Tory government.