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Key propositions
If the two new commissions established by the federal government are to have lasting impact, their recommendations will require appropriate and sustained funding.
Political leadership and commitment are essential.
Professional capability and adequate expertise, both on a commission and available to it through its secretariat, are necessary for bringing about meaningful outcomes.
Non-government and civil society networks must be consulted — a commission’s recommendations need to strongly reflect prevailing community understanding and values.
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John Menadue. Policy is easy, implementation is hard Med J Aust 2008; 189 (7): 384-385. [Health Care Reform] <http://www.mja.com.au/public/issues/189_07_061008/men10644_fm.html>
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