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From page 16...
... Recurring budget cutbacks tend to place particular pressures on quality management because the loss of quality is often difficult for the untrained eye to observe. Restrictions on funds use (i.e., earmarking)
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From page 18...
... Agency personnel often believe that staffing levels are insufficient for the range of administrative responsibilities they face, and that quality assurance activities are frequently sacrificed. Because of budget cutbacks, low pay, normal retirements, and a general shortage of trained professionals, many government agencies have suffered losses of experienced staff to execute or supervise QA activities.


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