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31 Aug 2010, 10:45
Yes, with no exceptions or excuses - the FD must take responsibility
25%
Yes, but only if the irregularities are proven not to have happened on the previous FDs watch and that they emanate solely from the FD in question
48%
No, firing the FD wont solve the problem
25%
Not sure
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