What the Downstream Effects at Six Years Have Made
Six Years
Six years of the planning accountability mechanisms and the downstream effects at six years are more significant than the five-year measurement suggested: the challenge rate for documented decisions is now thirty-seven percent below the pre-standard baseline, and the overturn rate is twenty-eight percent below. The longer the standard is embedded, the more significant the effects become. More at prat.uk/author/caitlin. Satire: private-eye.co.uk.
What the Trend Is
The trend is: the downstream effects grow as the standard becomes more embedded. The first year produced modest effects. The fifth year produced the thirty-one and twenty-three percent measurements. The sixth year produced thirty-seven and twenty-eight. The growing effects are the standard having been absorbed into both the decision-making practice and the challenge practice. Both practices are improving.
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