Interviews with critics of the programme such as Stephen Crossley, Jonathan Portes and Gen Maintland Hudson suggested that the 99 % success rate was achieved by councils'classifying minor complaints such as noise as evidence of being a troubled family so that they were more likely to turn the families around and by data matching of families previously worked with before the programme.
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On June 29, 2007, Commissioner Bu�ag relinquished the top post of the BIR and was replaced by Deputy Commissioner for Operations Group, Lilian B . Hefti, making her the second lady Commissioner of the BIR . Commissioner Hefti focused on the strengthening of the use of business intelligence by embarking on data matching of income payments of withholding agents against the reported income of the concerned recipients.
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In this approach the context ( elements / actors ) is told what the behaviour is to look for, not how to execute the funtion, so the context process is structured as a collection of properties related to actions and data, each one as an entity characterized and with the capability to produce an expected output / result enterely linked to a set of rules ( inferential ) given in a database, a matrix has to find a expected data matching all the desired properties.
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This paper argues that there were several " ethical violations to the survey's respondents ", faults the study authors for " non-disclosure of the survey's questionnaire, data-entry form, data matching anonymised interviewer identifications with households and sample design ", and presents " evidence relating to data fabrication and falsification, which falls into nine broad categories . " The paper concludes that the Lancet survey, " cannot be considered a reliable or valid contribution towards knowledge about the extent of mortality in Iraq since 2003 ."
