We need a shared frame of reference that will enable us to practice collective accountability.
Bachelet was saying, in effect, that there have to be limits to collective accountability even as the government tries its best to prosecute those guilty of individual crimes during the dictatorship.
By extension, raising the debt limit is really a question of collective accountability.
As District Attorney, I'll reduce street level drug sales - and associated violence - by implementing the "High Point Initiative", a collective accountability strategy, developed and tested successfully in Boston, where law enforcement officials and community leaders reach out directly to individuals engaged in gang activity.
Collective accountability for setting, monitoring, and accomplishing goals.
It encouraged constructive discussion, employed strategies of peer learning and friendly competition, and engendered collective accountability for improving RI.
More involvement of grass-roots entities like women's groups could inculcate a sense of collective accountability and learning.
As Warmington [ 58] notes, there needs to be a collective accountability for the quality of care and better information sharing is a key part of this.
But we must stubbornly defend the principles on which it was founded – redistribution, egalitarianism, collective provision, democratic accountability and participation, the right to education and healthcare – and find new ways in which they can be institutionalised and expressed.
Neira Jones summed it up nicely when she said to me that while regulations are trying to address the security void, success will depend on collective responsibility and accountability as well as extensive awareness and education at all levels.
