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Assessments with impact

Dan Corry says when a council spends money to solve a problem all those involved should be able to assess the impact and justify the cost.

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By Dan Corry | 07 November 2012

When a council spends money to try to solve a social problem, it is necessary for all those involved to be able to assess the impact and justify the cost, says Dan Corry.

When a council spends money, one would like to think it knows what it is going to get for that outlay.

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