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Clarity of responsibility

...answers the question of “who". When no one is responsible for something, it doesn’t get done. When two or more people share unclear responsibility, it still doesn’t get done.

The clarity of responsibility ensures that one person holds the ultimate responsibility for each piece of the plan. 

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