There were significant differences in the competence level among professional groups; non-qualified support group (3.00 for competent), Counsellor/Psychologist/Therapist (3.38), Occupational therapists (3.76), Nurses (4.01), Medical staff (4.05), Social workers (4.25) and Psychologists (4.62 for proficient/expert).
My confidence in the competence (and motives) of the police ebbed away.
My own antidote to conspiratorial thinking is an abiding mistrust in the competence of big institutions.
It discloses flaws, too, in the competence of the ambulance and emergency services.
The effect of the financial crisis was to undermine faith and trust in the competence of the governing elites.
No weapons or explosives were found during the raids, and the failure to capture Abdeslam will further undermine wavering confidence in the competence of Belgium's counter-terrorism agencies.
There is "belief-ignorance," which is just false belief, and "believer-ignorance," which is a deficiency in the competence of the subject to gather and assess evidence.
He said after the verdict: "When the extraordinary facts of this case are explained, it is likely to lead to a public crisis in the competence and credibility of the police service".
No weapons or explosives were found during the recent raids, and the failure to capture Abdeslam will further undermine wavering international confidence in the competence of Belgium's counter-terrorism agencies.
"Unlike the Republican agenda," Bill Galston, of the Brookings Institution, recently told Politico, "the Democratic agenda does not work unless people have a certain level of trust in the competence of the government to act on their behalf".
When the extraordinary facts of this case are explained it is likely to lead to a public crisis of confidence in the competence and credibility of the police service.
