Study calls Commission 'dysfunctional'

[SAJ-99]

Good article on a study by the two major Universities highlighting the recent problems we have seen in the commission. I guess Smith and Baker want to argue the definition of 'dysfunctional' now. When you get what you want, it is working fine.

Report: Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission seen as 'dysfunctional'

The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission is widely seen as "dysfunctional" and needs to be reformed, according to a report by the William D. Ruckelshaus Center.

www.capitalpress.com

 

[Matthew57]

Good article on a study by the two major Universities highlighting the recent problems we have seen in the commission. I guess Smith and Baker want to argue the definition of 'dysfunctional' now. When you get what you want, it is working fine.

Report: Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission seen as 'dysfunctional'

The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission is widely seen as "dysfunctional" and needs to be reformed, according to a report by the William D. Ruckelshaus Center.

www.capitalpress.com

Yeah, imagine that, the dysfunctional ones don't see themselves as dysfunctional. It's everyone else clearly.

 

[44hunter45]

Maybe spending $300,000 to interview 113 people is dysfunctional?

 

[Potsie]

 

[SAJ-99]

First step has to be to admit there is a problem. $300,000 is pretty cheap if it works to get improvements.

 

[kep7790]

Here's what a retired commissioner Kim Thorburn had to say about the commission.

Former Commissioner Suggests Legislative Fixes For 'Dysfunctional' Panel Overseeing WDFW -

Following the release of a draft report on the Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission and its future, former member Kim Thorburn calls for three legislative fixes rather than moving WDFW under governor.

nwsportsmanmag.com

 

[Hammsolo]

Two of your most reputable institutions work with another reputable institution to collect data and analyze it. They share unbiased findings. That’s science. Now what is your be done with it? The commission and governor clearly won’t like the findings.

Possibly the worst thing could be a move to a governor appointed single commissioner.

We need to remove politics from the formula, and simply rework how the commission is formed and functions. Don’t throw the baby out.