It is still fit for purpose".
If any response has called into question whether the humanitarian sector is still fit for purpose, it's the response to the refugee crisis in Greece.
Legislation on equal pay is still "fit for purpose" even though it was drawn up in the 1970s, a government minister said today.
In industrialised regions, almost half of the total food squandered, around 300m tonnes annually, occurs because producers, retailers and consumers discard food that is still fit for consumption.
We need to look at our own structure and question whether the 43-force model in England and Wales is still fit for purpose.
The figures, which cover UK universities and colleges, are likely to spark fresh debate about whether the centuries-old degree classification system is still fit for purpose.
They can also consider whether tax incentives might be used to encourage retailers to ensure unsold food that is still fit for human consumption is actually eaten by people, for example by working with food banks, rather than sent to compost or for energy recovery, or even landfill, as is often the case at present.
Child Poverty Action Group chief executive, Alison Garnham, said: "Although we don't want the government to rush through the roll out of universal credit if it's not ready as it will eventually involve half the nation's children, this latest delay does beg the question of whether the benefit is still fit for purpose.
Louis Theroux explores whether the traditional model of marriage is still fit for purpose.
In industrialised nations, almost half of the food spoiled – roughly 300 million tons annually – is still fit for consumption.
This however does not compromise justice and thus the method is still fit for the intended purpose.
