Reports are the long-form publications WATAG produces on budgets, policies and accountability subjects. A report sets out a subject, presents what the research found, and records the questions the findings raise.
Reports differ from policy briefs in length and in treatment. A brief summarises a question for quick reading. A report carries the full study. Each report belongs to one subject area, and the four subject areas run across the campaign pages.
Reports on women candidacy, representation and participation in elected office.
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Reports on budget records, allocations, expenditure and the monitoring of public spending.
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Reports on bills, laws and policy documents and the questions they raise.
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Reports on public records, government decisions and accountability questions.
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