>There are any number of ways to handle a modest increase in costs there.
So the "we'll find 'efficiencies' somehow" argument that every opposition party trots out when they're campaigning?
So the "we'll find 'efficiencies' somehow" argument that every opposition party trots out when they're campaigning?
The truth is nobody wants to solve the deficit. It's a self eating beast at this point and simply cutting funding for a bunch of shit won't solve it. A lot of these things are fundamentally the federal governments concern, whether people admit it or not.