30 mins confidence:   peer agreement (net): +1
36 mins confidence: peer agreement (net): +1 red tape
Explanation:
I'd stick with red tape, a Google search suggests 300,000 hits, only 10 % of which are from the UK, so it seems pretty universal.
The development and implementation of solution cuts out the red tape and is as quick, flexible and cost-effective as possible.
Or something like that!
HTH
Mary
| Mary Worby
United Kingdom
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Native speaker of: English
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| | Grading comment Thanks everyone.
I wanted to avoid "unbureaucratic" because I think the word negates its own message - it is a bureaucratic word.
I used to do systems development, and often had to sympathise with clients suffering under the controls that we found it necessary to impose, though I have also seen projects go badly wrong because of the lack of them. This company wants to say they don´t do all that stuff, they just get on with it. Given Mary´s backing for the international understanding of "red tape", I will use "without red tape". |
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