Feeling overwhelmed by policy approval agenda items? In this Governing Matters article, Ella Colley, NGA’s head of content, offers some simple steps to ease the burden.
The article covers:
- delegating policy approval
- ensuring policy review is strategic
- the difference between policies and procedures
- the link to between workload, efficiency and impact
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