According to the opinions of non-governmental sources and local legal experts, the problems include: having too many institutions and agencies operating within and across different arms of government, including the legislative, executive and judicial, each with their own competing programmes and missions; inadequate staffing; inadequate funding; lack of central coordination; poor inter-agency communication; fragmentation of authority, with heads of the various agencies viewing them as their own power bases.
According to the opinions of non-governmental sources and local legal experts, the problems include: having too many institutions and agencies operating within and across different arms of government, including the legislative, executive and judicial, each with their own competing programmes and missions; inadequate staffing; inadequate funding; lack of central coordination; poor inter-agency communication; fragmentation of authority, with heads of the various agencies viewing them as their own power bases.