The Lazy Chair: Develop Policies Devoid of Political Expediency

The Lazy Chair: Develop Policies Devoid of Political Expediency:   A policy of any nature is subject to review when it is seen to have outlived its usefulness. Reviewing a policy takes into account m...

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