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I worked for and with Chris Bown for years and he is not the hawk that some portray him and the consortium members in here. What he is however, is someone who takes seriously his responsibilities to find solutions to wicked issues like cost v income in provider organisations. His alternative would be to wait for the national solution, which will never come because noone has the balls and continue instead to preach quality gains, ignoring the cost of provision.

Frankly, he wouldnt be earning his (admittedly considerable) salary if he didnt attempt to promote debate and generate options around this issue.