Policy Failure and the Policy-Implementation Gap¶
Hudson, B., Hunter, D., & Peckham, S. (2019). Policy Failure and the Policy-Implementation Gap: Can Policy Support Programs Help?. Policy Design and Practice, 2(1), 1-14.
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Primes¶
- Knowledge-Action Gap
- Policy implementation and organisational safety: the implementation gap between policy as legislated and as delivered, and the known-but-not-acted-on hazard sitting open for years on a risk register that everyone agrees is high priority.
This sourceAnalyzes the implementation gap between policy as legislated and as delivered.
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Hudson et al. support a gap between policy intent and implementation; the risk-register hazard that stays open for years is not discussed.
“policy-makers are more likely to get credit for legislation that is passed than for implementation problems that have been avoided”
- Policy implementation and organisational safety: the implementation gap between policy as legislated and as delivered, and the known-but-not-acted-on hazard sitting open for years on a risk register that everyone agrees is high priority.
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