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consultative documents.

10 The ultimate objectives of a policy are

expressed as broad benefits caught by Government.

include, for example

economic benefits;

b

international and internal security;

U

a

usually

They

health, safety, and other welfare objectives;

income redistribution.

11 The task of the person preparing the

evaluation

plan is to analyse the ultimate objectives into a number

objectives which either consecutively

of

or

intermediate

simultaneously are believed to contribute to the

ultimate objectives.

This is one of the trickiest areas

solutions.

and there are

no easy

Some intermediate

objectives can be expressed as administrative changes.

Others need to include levels of quality associated with

a quantified objective. The questions to try to refine

are "what is to be achieved by when and at what cost".

12 In many cases it may turn out that objectives, whether

ultimate objectives or intermediate objectives, cannot

be expressed in quantified terms. Furthermore, the policy

manager

will often be

conscious

objectives depends not only upon

his

that achieving the

efforts, own

and

the amount of

resources

the Government puts in, but also or

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