Sentences with phrase «clear lack of accountability»

I am uncomfortable with the distance between people and representatives, and believe this demonstrates a clear lack of accountability.

Not exact matches

It is clear that the gross understaffing and underfunding of the maternity services in general in Ireland as well as the lack of accountability and oversight of each individual maternity hospital by the HSE, combined with a culture of not listening to or addressing the concerns of women and families has led to these tragic series of events.

The lesson for business is clear: monopolies and lack of accountability incite malpractice and encourage a sense of invincibility that sooner or later will be revealed as false.

Sir Michael Wilshaw blamed a culture of complacency and a lack of clear accountability in the East Midlands, which has been deemed the worst performing region in the country on a range of key indicators.

He spoke of a «culture of complacency and a lack of clear accountability», which should be a warning to examine very carefully the mechanisms for managing the performance, governance, and accountability of all schools, including academies.

To be clear, the charter sector does have a unique set of problems — from significant variation in student performance to a lack of accountability and transparency in for - profit charter schools that, in many cases, should result in those schools being shut down.

Atkinson made it clear that her frustration is not with the parents who want to send their students to a private school or to homeschool their children, but rather with the lack of transparency and accountability associated with vouchers.

Commenting on the response from Edward Timpson, Caroline Lucas MP said: «It is a real step forward that the Minister has committed to greater transparency to address the serious lack of accountability of regional schools commissioners and headteacher boards — not least as it seems clear the role and powers of RSCs are set to expand.

Blaming a «culture of complacency and a lack of clear accountability», Wilshaw said the statistics highlighted should «serve as a wake - up call».

Closing schools before sharing a clear, well - thought out plan for the City's educational and economic future signals a perilous lack of accountability from our public administrators.