The real question, perhaps, is why can't Wales' Local Health Boards balance the books?

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It comes days after the chief executive of the health service in Wales said he was confident that local health boards would balance their books.

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Australia is also committing to achieve gender balance on Australian Government Boards by 2015 and establish a National Center of Excellence (NCE) to reduce sexual assault and family and domestic violence.

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But the overall effect was to change the balance of power between shareholders and boards at big American firms.

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The new health minister said on Monday that he had not ruled out the possibility some Welsh boards could fail to balance the books by the end of the financial year.

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Health was the biggest area of uncertainty, with local health boards often requiring extra funding to balance their books at the end of the year.

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The consultants warn that creating a culture whereby health boards are required to achieve financial balance could lead to the same result as the Mid Staffordshire scandal.

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Throughout 1999, however, South Korea's government appeared determined to force the chaebol to sell assets, reduce debt, produce more transparent balance sheets, and appoint independent directors to their boards.

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Balance equipment such as Bosu balls, which look like exercise balls cut in half, "Indo Boards or DynaDiscs are all good tools, " Mr. Dean says.

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