As a local resident and an organization activist, I am following with concern the attitude towards common rules of the game and the legality of processes. In decision-making and organization activities based on public trust, one encounters the idea that common rules are just meticulous bureaucracy and the desire to follow them is a ruination of a pleasant community spirit.
The article Opinion: Is it time to whistle the game over and dig out the …
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As a local resident and an organization activist, I am following with concern the attitude towards common rules of the game and the legality of processes. In decision-making and organization activities based on public trust, one encounters the idea that common rules are just meticulous bureaucracy and the desire to follow them is a ruination of a pleasant community spirit.
The article Opinion: Is it time to whistle the game over and dig out the …