Excellent points on #1, thanks for mentioning, I'll take those examples on board. Regarding #2, I'm in no way conspiratorial about it, but it's a single data p

Excellent points on #1, thanks for mentioning, I'll take those examples on board. Regarding #2, I'm in no way conspiratorial about it, but it's a single data point in the opposite direction, which points to a lack of resources or a well thought out over-arching plan to solve the problem. None of that is conspiracy, it's reality, but it's also embarassing to 'policy', and should be pointed out as such. (I'm in no way saying they're trying to encourage, not at all).