Child protection is invisible – so long as no new Baby P case is caused by social workers' unmanageable case loads.
BASW professional officer Nushra Mansuri said: "Tim Loughton is being utterly disingenuous in suggesting this move is anywhere near enough to make a difference to the real concerns that social workers have identified - namely unmanageable case loads, stress, plummeting morale and cuts to administrative support staff.
To overcome such feature interactions at system integration level is tedious as it leads to a voluminous number of unmanageable test cases.
In addition, transmission of dedicated corrections may be unmanageable in case of multicast distribution.
Because we were concerned about being overwhelmed by an unmanageable number of case reports of unspecific fevers, we chose a selective case definition, particularly for WNF, with the obligatory presence of a rash, and thereby lowered the sensitivity of the surveillance.
In the majority opinion, Judge Michael Daly Hawkins wrote: "Although the size of this class action is large, mere size does not render a case unmanageable".
Wal-Mart is the world's largest private employer, and as the Ninth Circuit wrote, "mere size does not render a case unmanageable".
"Although the size of this class action is large, mere size does not render a case unmanageable," the federal court wrote.
"The tribunal grants the accused the right to conduct his own defense," he said, "but it does not enable him to implement this right because the case is unmanageable for the accused".
If he felt unable to ask his own people, he might have turned instead to the widely-reported statement by the director of public prosecutions, in the same month, that there had been so many potential offences that the prosecution had to limit the number of charges to prevent the case becoming "unmanageable".
