How to Respect Red Tape and Encourage Continuous Improvement
Inspecting red tape and the reasons why it exists can help your agency decide whether to remove or reinforce it, ultimately improving your agency’s work.
Inspecting red tape and the reasons why it exists can help your agency decide whether to remove or reinforce it, ultimately improving your agency’s work.
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