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Why HAS has no bite may be because it has no teeth.

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Whither the HAS? Did Normansfield point up its ineffectiveness, as it critics allege? A personable enough body in its way, they say, but somewhat toothless. The Royal Commission saw it differently, approving of its service 'by persuasion rather than coercion'. What are the alternatives to this maligned body?

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S Halpern. 1979-08-17. Why HAS has no bite may be because it has no teeth.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10244172/

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