I appreciate the systemic approach, but in just looking back it seems to me that the approach of looking at the risk assessment and evaluating it and seeing that they were doing what they said they were doing did not seem to be particularly helpful in many circumstances in the past.
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Reed questions the effectiveness of past risk assessments.
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