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''Governance:'' processes by which decisions are made and implemented. Responsibility, authority, accountability are core issues in governance. The ethos of good governance should be addressed by all learners who have, or expect to have leadership roles. | ''Governance:'' the processes by which decisions are made and implemented. Responsibility, authority, accountability are core issues in governance. The ethos of good governance should be addressed by all learners who have, or expect to have leadership roles. | ||
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Revision as of 13:48, 1 March 2022
Governance: the processes by which decisions are made and implemented. Responsibility, authority, accountability are core issues in governance. The ethos of good governance should be addressed by all learners who have, or expect to have leadership roles.
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Governance of infrastructure projects
A major issue in governance is how the client interacts with those who are carrying out the work. Infrastructure clients often prefer to stand back and let consultants and contractor take responsibility for risk. Evidence suggests that it is in the client's best interest to have critical thinkers on the project team who are on the payroll of the client. Such persons have the client's interests as their first responsibility. Those who are not on the on the client's payroll will have responsibilites to their companies that can over-ride the interests of the client.
Cases
The Delorean car
Heathrow Terminal 5 building
Queensferry Crossing
2012 London Olympic Park