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LawAdministrative LawPerformance Measurement SystemsPolicy AnalysisFederal Labor RelationsPolicy DesignPublic Health SystemBenchmark StudyGovernmental ProcessGovernment RegulationPublic HealthPublic PolicyLittle Hoover CommissionOrganizational StructuresHealth PolicyRegulationPublic Health PolicyNecessary LeadershipGovernment Administration
Policy-makers and the public deserve factual and validated responses to that question. But California has not put in place quantifiable means of benchmarking its capacities or measuring progress. One reason why the State may lack benchmarks is that California does not have the organizational structures – for public health or emergency response – that would provide for the necessary leadership and accountability.
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