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It was the unanimous decision of the judges that Mr Leclercq’s paper, revealing much about the differences between the intended formal processes of fiscal decentralisation and their practical outcomes in impacting on the school system in Madhya Pradesh, makes a significant contribution to knowledge and provides rich insights into educational policy in this region of the Commonwealth.