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Nick Wallis on The Great Post Office Scandal

The Human Risk Podcast

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The Legal Presumption That Machines Are Working Correctly

The legal presumption that machines, if they look like they're working correctly, are working correctly needs to change. Not a single person has been censured or held to account for what has happened in this scandal. The helth and safety executive has the right to criminally prosecute people who have been lax with health and safety when that law came in. Could something be brought in similarly to the decisions made in a corporate world, which don't relate to physical harm? That's something that bigger mine will need to chew over. But until boards of directors are made ensnared by an injustice, let's say covering up a scandal or a mistake, i think it is pretty easy to legislate for

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