From the latest minutes. My comments in red.
GK said that CMHT was being radically re-engineered to provide services needed.
It might have been "re-engineered", but I have yet to be convinced, on a personal level, that it is providing "services needed".
Re-engineering usually implies improving. Re-engineering does not usually involve demolition without replacement. It implies supports are put in place - better than they were before, or at least as good. It doesn't imply that all support vanishes.
But then, this "re-engineering" term is closely associated for BLPT with the word "cleansing." That can suggest a cosmetic process - or something more sinister.
Wednesday 26 November 2008
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At least they didn't use "re-configured" which we all know means "cut"
Maybe they think we won't realise that "re-engineered" also means cut?
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