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John Oxley: The Prisons crisis is a classic example of the dangers of not knowing how to count
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John Oxley: The Prisons crisis is a classic example of the dangers of not knowing how to count
Arithmetic doesn't care which party is in office. Politicians who cannot bring themselves to run the numbers forward, on prisons or anything else, will keep meeting their future as a crisis, whoever happens to be standing there when it arrives. Breaking that cycle will provide electoral advantages, but also policy ones.
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13 Aug, 05:30