HUD’s Goals and Objectives Dorothy George University of Phoenix HHS/245 Kristen Peak, MS November 23, 2008   The increasing concern over the housing market and its effect on the economy has led the author of this paper to choose HUD as her agency of choice to review. An agency’s mission statement says a lot about the goals and objectives they intend to cover. HUD’s mission is to promote adequate and affordable housing, economic opportunity and a suitable living environment free from discrimination (HUD, 2005). The purpose of this paper is to review the goals and objectives of HUD. In doing so, the author will cover the following areas: Are the goals and objective long-term or short-term; are the goals and objectives manifest or latent; determine which are objectives and which are goals; evaluate the agency’s goals and objectives for one specific program.
However the City Council must accept the validity of arguments around promoting and enhancing the life of our city. CURRENT SITUATION The current situation is unsatisfactory from a number of perspectives. No sporting field and rugby or rugby events are available to members of our community. Newburgh seems to lack considerably by not having this kind of sporting facility. Currently this means that sporting fans are obliged to take a trip to larger towns like Oldburgh if they wish to go to a rugby match or attend an athletics fixture.
Lastly it states that how can we improve coordination and communication among all levels of government and the public in the fight against terrorism. A central argument that is clearly stated is that how are we bettering the systems that we have in place to help us better defend ourselves from terrorist attacks. I convinced that the study was worth doing because the author explains the difference in what we was doing in the past and how we took those security measures and develop a better system for the present but using those past experiences in a matter that we are able to develop a better system also. Using the past and present terrorist attacks can enable us to have better systems for our future and perhaps ensuring our people have a safer place to live for them and our children. From what the author has stated is that, Homeland Security is improving the National Warning Systems in order to improve coordination and communication and also improving on the Homeland Security Advisory System (HSAS and the National Terrorism Advisory System (NTAS) but I believe that the National Terrorism Advisory System has a great
This now makes the real question; how do we change this? When introducing technology into any school district we must follow all policies and procedures set forth by that district. This usually means there will be several committees to review the proposed technology to see if it fits into the budget and timelines already in place. Upon approval the committees will approve specific technologies to be implemented. Once the approval list goes out the teachers will be notified the stages of implementation and the tentative training schedule.
i Facing the new policy, as the Director of HASCO, Holt needs to make sure his objectives. In the short term, Holt needs to find a way to support PSS. He needs to decides whether make PSS away from FSS or combine PSS with FSS. In the long term, Holt should ensure that the participants of PSS could get rid of poverty and improve their life under PSS or FSS. So, at least, Holt should maintain PSS and check whether FSS could have same outcome during the following years.
Graham Allison discusses several policy models as an explanation to how governments make decisions. The rational policy model involves looking at all the options and picking the best one. The probability of success is always evaluated in this model. The decision to do nothing, which is still a decision, would have been the best option for the United States had they been using this model. The organizational process model is also a possible answer when trying to understand the decision that the Untied States made.
There are valid reasons to think that raising content standards is the answer, and there are equally valid concerns about the practice, and some evidence that it may actually be harmful to student progress. As educators, I believe it is our duty to research these ideas fully and make sure that our teaching practices both follow the law and reflect our beliefs about how to best educate the our students. Works Cited CCSSO & NGACenter, (Council of Chief State School Officers & National Governors Association Center for Best Practices) (2015, January 11). About the Standards. Retrieved from http://www.corestandards.org/: http://www.corestandards.org/about-the-standards/ Core Knowledge.
Despite being restrictive of the responsibility of the defendant most of the time, it does, however, also extend the liability of the defendant in certain cases. Both will be considered in this essay in further details. The encounter of novel cases necessitates the courts to invoke the Caparo 3-stage test to determine the existence and extent of duty of care not yet established by the authorities. The ‘fair, just, and reasonable’ stage, under which matters of policy are to be considered, is what must always be faced when using the test. Andrew Robertson proposed two categories of policy considerations: ‘justice between the parties’1 and ‘justiciability, community welfare and other non-justice considerations’2 which concerns the effects that recognition of the duty may have on legal system or on people’s behaviour.4 Even when no public policy matters are said to be concerned and the decision reached on the basis of foreseeability and proximity proves desirable, the decision actually conforms to the former sense of policy where it is thought to be fair among the parties to do so.
Essentially MeritCare knew enough to warn the public, but not enough to accurately inform the public. According to Streifel et al. (2006), the best environment for a good decision is the one from which has many options for the individual to decide upon. Additionally, Lyon & Mirivel (2011), add that an ethical
Candidates may find the housing crisis pressing and even promise to fix it, however their interests are only advocated for if they align with the interests of the rest of the party. Interest groups recognize these disadvantages and provide an alternative to political