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...and this is bad. Waiverdb consumer checks for each policy related if
there is a decision change and if it has to publish a message about it.
But if an error occurs during the decision (real life example: the
policy with the specified parameters does not exist) the consumer just
raises an exception and does not continue with the other policies.