They have direct accountability to their electorate.
It has not stipulated that they must be on the corporate management team, but says they must have "direct accountability" to the chief executive.
Some roles had direct accountability for a specific value hotspot; others had direct P&L and/or revenue responsibilities.
"In addition, the commander of Combined Forces Command-Afghanistan, Lt. Gen. Karl W. Eikenberry, has directed a review of policies and procedures relating to the accountability of computer hardware and software," the statement said.
As a direct result of the electoral system and the lack of a census in recent times, members of parliament do not represent a single constituency and have little direct accountability to their voters.
When clinicians had direct involvement or extensive clinical knowledge of the patient, blurring of transition of responsibility and accountability sometimes occurred.
However, in health care, we do not have as much direct accountability.
Chambers can, for now, only point to operational efficiencies – the engineering teams, for example, have gone from seven individual leaders to two people with direct accountability for results.
When previously excluded or overlooked social groups demand more direct accountability, it challenges the elitist biases which may have produced their exclusion in the first place.
Instead, they have been bailed out and their senior management retained with little or no direct accountability and instead continue to be rewarded with bonuses.
Direct accountability for implementation was assigned by the policy to public health care professionals who believed in the initiative and had been advocates for its adoption.
