From The Metro:
Official bodies making cultural, sporting and arts grants have been urged to improve efficiency, after an MPs' report found that it costs up to 35p to deliver £1 worth of support. The nine principle grant-making organisations sponsored by Andy Burnham's Department for Culture, Media and Sports (DCMS) spent a "hefty" £200 million between them in awarding grants worth £1.8 billion in 2006/07, said the MPs.
So ... that's £200 million wasted, with the balance of £1,800 million ... er ... wasted as well?
Thursday, 6 November 2008
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Labels: Arts Council England, Big Lottery Fund, DCMS, Edward Leigh MP, Heritage Lottery Fund, Quangocracy, Sports England, Waste
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Just how many grant making organisations are there in total if he only refers to the "nine principle" organisations!?!
Oh f***ing hell, I didn't spot that. It should be "nine principal organisations", of course.
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