THERE is often criticism of how governments, including ours, use big-name consultant firms to conceive major plans.
These firms create wonderful plans, get paid a lot of money, but are not responsible for executing those plans. There are many plans that fail to achieve their intended outcomes, but who is taking responsibility?
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