I think you ment to say 3* the bull sh1tBeing split into Scottish, Welch and English systems.
Why? Does this mean x 3 admin costs?
Anyone throw any light?
that's a given!I think you ment to say 3* the bull sh1t
ive seen nothing about this where is the info coming from?
I was invited to a meeting on Friday to show how the new electronic system was going to work, so I think it has been set.Think everyone souh of the border won't be aware as a replacement hasn't been thought of yet. You''ll still continue with bcms in the meantime.
Being split into Scottish, Welch and English systems.
Why? Does this mean x 3 admin costs?
Anyone throw any light?
Oh cariad, what was I thinking about?Just out of interest @manhill ....
Does your device automatically autocorrect “Welsh” to “Welch” ... and if so, care to share your search history with the Massive?
Asking for a friend
ive seen nothing about this where is the info coming from?
Oh cariad, what was I thinking about?
Deepest apologies!
Sadly doesn't work too well with software. 25 year old software is rather old and likely written to run on hardware no longer manufactured by people who are long since retired using software libraries long since discontinued and replaced. The end website you actually interact with is just a thin skin that can be made to look snazzy with a new colour scheme. The back end making it work is often highly complex.gov never heard the expression 'if it ain't broke, don't fix it'
Economics of devolution, need 3 people to administer where there used to be one. They're hiding in the closet waiting to escape and multiply like fungi. AND NOBODY COMPLAINS, WE JUST LIE DOWN AND TAKE IT!gov never heard the expression 'if it ain't broke, don't fix it'
gov never heard the expression 'if it ain't broke, don't fix it'
would the Oz system worked if we gave it over to the devolved govs?There's a ridiculous amount of people employed at bcms.
I remember hearing a statistic about the number of people employed by Bcms and the Australian cattle tracing system and the amount of cattle being managed. It was a eye opener.
If we stuck to your if it ain't broke don't fix it theory we wouldn't progress much?