>Thats really not true. First of all, the POC is under dramatic
>external political pressure. Second of all, the POC's members are all
>selected by other bodies which thus hold the power to indirectly
>influence the POC's decisions.
I was talking about what the MoU says, not what POC says or has done.
Your response actually reinforces what I say. Because the MoU gives POC
so much control, everybody wants to get in there and make sure POC does
what they want.
POC could become so pre-occupied with its own survival that it looses sight
of other parts of the organisation. This I think would be a detriment to
the entire process.
regards
Peter Mott
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