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Payment by Results is 'seriously flawed' - report

Payment by Results (PbR) contracts are failing to improve public services,’ according to a new report.

By Laura Sharman | 30 October 2013

Payment by Results (PbR) contracts are failing to improve public services due to ‘crudely designed targets,' according to a new report by the National Council for Voluntary Organisations.

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