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They see it as dominated by a mafia of consultants who are never held accountable for their bad, bad, overcautious, failed advice. Moreover, after hearing from doctors who recommended that all children with runny noses be sent home from school, the mothers at Kensington voted down the doctors' recommendation by a 2-1 margin because they thought the doctors were overcautious. On the other hand, strengthened shareholder rights and the reform of directors' duties and responsibilities by legislative means carry the risk of exposing the daily running of the company to hampering grudge shareholder inquiries, overcautious management, crippling bad press and frivolous claims. |
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