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When The Government Asks For An Independent Consultation | Utopia

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Tony and the team work to somehow justify a cross-city tunnelling project that all experts agree is not viable. Angered by the incompetence of an employee, Nat attempts to fire her. Amy becomes the barista of the office.

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Set inside the offices of the “Nation Building Authority”, a federal government organisation responsible for overseeing major infrastructure projects, Utopia explores that moment when bureaucracy and grand dreams collide.

Starring Rob Sitch, Celia Pacquola, Dave Lawson, Kitty Flanagan, Anthony 'Lehmo' Lehmann, Luke McGregor, Dilruk Jayasinha, Nina Oyama.

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    • A bit different in that the ACTUAL potential profitability of it will be something central to the decision, whereas with government there is less of this kind of “accountability”

  1. I kid you not. I worked for a company that paid PWC to re write a 800 page policy document. They charged 600k and all they did was change punctuation and sentence structures. They did not get paid.

    • @@originalmianos I hope that’s a normative and not a predictive ‘should’.
      Government will continue to pay Big 4 the same or more for worthless junk and Big 4 will widen profit margins by getting AI to do nothing of value (instead of paying a grad $70k a year to do the same).

    • ​@@daleviker5884😂 depends on whether or not you need to appease a regulator by taking on their recommendation of engaging a third party to do it.
      At which point they basically write the policy solely using your input anyway then charge you for it🤦

  2. I’ve seen this movie (in real life) more times than I can count on two hands. Smart money knows that they conclude something other than what the government wants to conclude, at their own peril. Just ask the bloke who prepared the initial heritage assessment of the Powerhouse Museum in Ultimo, whose contract was ended after he’d delivered the draft of his report to the government, but before they received the final version of it. (Spoiler you can probably guess: It concluded that the parts of the building the government wanted to tear down to put up something that looks like a 1970s classroom building from America, had heritage value and should be preserved.) They actually replaced his firm with another that concluded (surprise) that the parts the government wanted to tear down had no heritage value.

  3. “I thought these planning instructors were impartial.” “So they are – railway trains are impartial, too, but if you lay down the lines for them, that’s the way they go.” – Yes Minister, “The Middle-Class Rip-off”

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