"Providing this option – to claim the tax relief, or to donate it – would be simple to administer and would result in a huge boost to charities.
George Osborne has defended his plans to offer tax-free childcare vouchers worth up to £1,200 a year to British households with annual incomes as high as £300,000, saying he wants the scheme to be simple to administer and available to those on the 40p tax rate.
Similarly, a credit targeting the unemployed should be simple to administer, as it is easy to verify unemployment status.
An HIV-1 vaccine should be simple to administer, be long acting, and provide protection against mucosal HIV-1 exposure.
These tools should not only be simple to administer but also allow composite definitions of substance use.
Instead, an effective instrument should be simple to administer, easy to answer, specific to its target population, and minimize the number of sensitive questions with labeling effects.
State officials said they preferred the electronic system because it was simpler to administer and helped reduce fraud and abuse by eliminating the paper coupons that can be lost, sold or stolen.
In May, a California commission issued a report saying it had considered recommending a single drug, which has "the advantages of being simpler to administer and virtually eliminates the potential for pain".
Between 2000 and 2003, the OECD reports, seven of its members (including Luxembourg) cut the number of brackets, although Canada, Portugal and America all added one.Fewer brackets are simpler to administer, but one bracket is simplest of all.
Dextrose gel treatment costs just over £1 per baby and is simpler to administer than glucose via a drip, say Prof Jane Harding and her team at the University of Auckland.
