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I think the point is more that the past cost overrund are due to _changing_ regulation, not necessarily the regulation themselves. It's like a software client
by brutusborn 4y ago
I think the point is more that the past cost overrund are due to _changing_ regulation, not necessarily the regulation themselves.
It's like a software client changes requirements a year into a 2 year project and suddenly you need to rearchitect the whole thing, essentially starting again.
Following regulations is costly, but following changing regulations throughout a project lifecycle is _very expensive_.