from the smalldeadanimals.com website
substitute CWB for CBC and ponder
But remember if this is done to the CWB the budget would come out of the pool account so I don't think we could break the bank there
(the CWB returns all returns less expenses) anybody believe that one
A single source has logjammed CBC’s Access to Information office. Of the 500 ATI requests received since September 1, a whopping 450 came from a single source.
This volume means that CBC now has to bring in a consultant to enhance workflows and hire more people to work in its ATI office.
The CBC had not anticipated this kind of volume, having based its estimate on the volume of ATI requests received by organizations about its size and with a similar scope. (For instance, 500 requests are more than the number of requests typically received by the Department of Industry. For an entire year.)
But clearly, nobody could have forseen that a single person or group has filed 90% of the requests, causing this logjam.
Here's a math question: If 500 SDA readers filed 2 requests a week, how long would it take to suck their budget dry?
Posted by Kate at 11:31 PM | Comments (24)
substitute CWB for CBC and ponder
But remember if this is done to the CWB the budget would come out of the pool account so I don't think we could break the bank there
(the CWB returns all returns less expenses) anybody believe that one
A single source has logjammed CBC’s Access to Information office. Of the 500 ATI requests received since September 1, a whopping 450 came from a single source.
This volume means that CBC now has to bring in a consultant to enhance workflows and hire more people to work in its ATI office.
The CBC had not anticipated this kind of volume, having based its estimate on the volume of ATI requests received by organizations about its size and with a similar scope. (For instance, 500 requests are more than the number of requests typically received by the Department of Industry. For an entire year.)
But clearly, nobody could have forseen that a single person or group has filed 90% of the requests, causing this logjam.
Here's a math question: If 500 SDA readers filed 2 requests a week, how long would it take to suck their budget dry?
Posted by Kate at 11:31 PM | Comments (24)