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To what extent, if any, do you agree with Elliott et al that: ‘Giving reasons for decisions should be treated as a central facet of procedural fairness in administrative law’? Ought the common law to now recognize a general duty to give reasons, subject to exceptions?

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To what extent, if any, do you agree with Elliott et al that: ‘Giving reasons for decisions should be treated as a central facet of procedural fairness in administrative law’? Ought the common law to now recognize a general duty to give reasons, subject to exceptions?