Report finds central government is falling short on early intervention pledges

Gabriella Jozwiak
Friday, February 1, 2013

The government has failed to back its commitment to early intervention with adequate investment, despite recognising its importance, an independent review has concluded.

The National Audit Office wants the Treasury to calculate the benefits of early intervention. Image: Martin Figura
The National Audit Office wants the Treasury to calculate the benefits of early intervention. Image: Martin Figura

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