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Maybe Wayne Swan is a smart man and complicated in thought, this progresses through to his current budget; a man driven to maintain a bar already set above him, feeding his push to over compensate in fear of failure if achievement is not meet overall.
Looking at our finance division repeating costs via overlapping of departmental workloads, such tactics used in crosschecking for correctness, I’d say confidence with what is already implemented and established must be of a low to opt for further additions rather than strengthening within.
Additions, additions, additions equals complications, with complications comes errors and costs, rather than streamlining within establish areas our current government increase those areas and beyond at extra cost.
Simplify our nation through process, rather than more divisions, additional organisations and complication throughout. Rollover sub-categories within categories, into departments where additional costs will remain minimal, they are structured to handle options of expansion in existing design.
Trust, is something governments need to maintain with the public, without trust you no longer are the government. The public need to trust that our money is spent wisely within regulations set out by the ‘Attorney General’ and without preference, predigest or because our ‘Finance Minister’ or ‘PM’ feels that being flexible on regulations is ok.
Link Below I have sifted out all areas by category and sub category that don’t align with good business practises or spending of federal funding.
My responses’ in the majority state if ‘not viable’ and why, or indicate duplication meaning allocated funds overlapping currently established departments or non-profit organisations.
http://bretthutton.wordpress.com/2011/06/02/wayne-swans-budget-boasting-returned/