Phillips protested: "It raises some serious questions for us if the leadership of public bodies looks less like Britain than private companies – which are answerable only to their shareholders".
But much of this is expected to be given to other agencies (the State Forestry Administration, for example, deals with stemming the spread of deserts) or to the local environmental-protection bureaus, which, being answerable to local governments, are crippled by conflicts of interest.Little of the money, complains a SEPA official, is used to curb pollution.
Four questions specifically related to NPs; ED Directors were asked whether they had NPs on staff, and both ED Directors and DEMT were asked to rate their agreement to two attitudinal statements regarding NPs which were answerable on a Likert scale: "Nurse practitioners can replace interns in the ED", and "Nurse practitioners can replace postgraduate medical years 2, 3 or later in the ED".
The capacity of the TAC health services to successfully meet supply side dimensions of the Levesque framework have evolved over many years and are ensured by organisational governance, management, staffing and service delivery processes which are answerable to the local Aboriginal community and to funding bodies.
Most of his speech consists of questions, few of which are answered, or even answerable.
Then you have the commission, which is really answerable to a council of ministers.
"This is a court which is not answerable to anybody," he said.
Maybe that's the function of utopia – to be an idea to which reality is answerable.
"I thought, though in retrospect, I was asked 'when are you going to start stop beating your wife' kind of question, which is, meaning not answerable necessarily, by a simple yes or no.
