G-E05
The Major Projects Office states a goal of reviewing major projects within two years.
Limits: This is not a legal deadline for every project. It does not mean we can put the same 730-day clock on every file.
Put a real clock on decisions
Show the time each step takes. Explain delays. Set firm duties to decide, with fair steps when deadlines pass.
Our argument
A promise to decide means little if nobody can see the clock. We want the full elapsed time and the time each office controls. Clear duties should come with fair steps when a deadline is missed.
What must change
Show the time each step takes. Explain delays. Set firm duties to decide, with fair steps when deadlines pass.
What a win looks like
Faster, well-founded decisions with public reasons for delay and a useful route to seek review.
Public cost
We have not yet priced this ask for the public purse. Any public aid must be priced before we seek funds for it.
The evidence
Studies and notes
No case study is published here yet. This is the next question to check.
What we need to check
Check when each phase starts, pauses and ends. Separate a legal deadline from a policy goal. Include decided and withdrawn projects.
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