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More likely it is corporate buck-passing, designed to help chief executives get around the new rule.
ECONOMIST: Swearing by the numbers
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Will there be real investment, or just more buck-passing between federal agencies and states?
BBC: Downtown New Orleans, near the Superdome
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Rather than delivering better care it will reinforce the culture of buck-passing and mutual blame.
BBC: MPs attack bed-blocking policies
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But this would require the two levels of government to stop buck-passing and get their act together.
ECONOMIST: Canada
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Now look at the mess this country has made of medical insurance, with a mishmash of mandates and buck-passing.
FORBES: Vouchers May Cure Our Ills
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There's too much buck-passing when it comes to vulnerable adults or senior citizens.
BBC: Elderly people 'need better protection from abuse'
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Perhaps he will note that when he becomes responsible for appointing regional governors a change that will take effect this year his scope for buck-passing will shrink.
ECONOMIST: The shock of the old
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That buck-passing attempt did little to bolster investor morale.
WSJ: This Year, Davos Doesn't Deliver
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"There are real risks that perverse incentives will be created that will undermine partnerships that have taken time to develop and foster an unproductive culture of buck-passing and mutual blame between health and social care, " the report said.
BBC: MPs attack bed-blocking policies
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In the event, for all the nastiness, buck-passing and back-biting this mass of material exposes, it only reinforces Mr Pollard's conclusions: that the BBC's lines of accountability were deeply flawed and that members of its lavishly paid and top-heavy management saw it as their priority, in a crisis, to flunk responsibility rather than take it.
BBC: Savile inquiry: Media reaction to BBC transcripts
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The alliance- set up after a public meeting against the plans - said Mr Jones's announcement was "an exercise in buck passing that still isn't over".
BBC: Baby incubator