[NCUC-DISCUSS] WBC Global policy support pilot - is NCUC participating in it?

[Aaron Eitan Meyer]

I believe Amr has hit the nail on the head:

"I do look forward to this discussion continuing to determine a way we can engage in this program provided that it doesn’t affect our independence or authority over our work."

As a researcher and as an attorney, I've often found that background help in the form of drafting, in particular, saves a huge amount of time, with two provisos. First, that the individual or organization performing such services is effective and impartial in drafting the documents for review - a lack of substantive knowledge on their part can easily be remedied in the review phase. Second, that the consultant is strictly there for background, with no substantive input, and strictly subject to full review of all prepared documents  on the part of NCUC. 

Aaron

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> On Dec 28, 2016, at 11:23 AM, Amr Elsadr <aelsadr at egyptig.org> wrote:
> 
> I do look forward to this discussion continuing to determine a way we can engage in this program provided that it doesn’t affect our independence or authority over our work.