A parliamentary committee has criticized government decision-making as marked by inconsistency, raising concerns over the reliability of key policy choices. The report highlights a lack of uniformity in how major decisions are reached, suggesting potential weaknesses in the process. Analysts may now question whether such irregularities could undermine public trust in future governance. The findings could prompt calls for greater transparency or reform in how critical matters are handled.
A report by the Business, Innovation, Science and Trade Committee said decision-making had been characterised by "inconsistency".
