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was commissioned during World War II. What is striking about so many of these reports is less the differences than the similarities, particularly in their diagnoses of the faults of the construction industry. Despite being commissioned at different times to address different immediate political, economic, social or industrial concerns, similar themes recur. While not directly expressed in each report, issues around procurement, prefabrication and standardisation, communication, fragmentation between and within the design and build processes, safety, casual labour and quality tend to be common ground.