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CHAPTER 9 POLICY CHANGE AND TERMINATION, The deliberate conclusion or…

- - - - 3. Non-linear Change
        
        a complete replacement or entire change of policy
- - - - Change in policy may involve replacement of certain parts/aspects of a policy
        
        It also involve an adoption of a new policy to complement or to supplement the existing one and can even take a reform in nature.
    - - Therefore, the result of evaluation would determine the necessary change needs to be done to the implemented policy.
    - - (b) Enactment of new statutes in particular policy areas.
- - - - 3. Policy termination - Eliminating the policy that being discovered that their underlying approach is no longer to be a corrective solution to a problem
        
        4. Program termination - elimination of specific program that designed for implementation of a policy
- - - - Anti-termination coalition:
        :check:Public programs become the stimuli for the development of coalitions of staff, constituents, and other groups who have common and intense interests in maintaining those programs (DeLeon 1978, p.290).
        :check:These coalitions may be strongly committed and may intensely resist change and ignore contrary evidence (Anderson, 1984, p.255).
      - Legal obstacles :
        :check:According to DeLeon (1978, p.291), constraints of ‘due process’ and may prohibit the government from closing institutions.