I do not get why the turnaround is not done by implementing policies already suggested by existing departments or by funding more agencies that have a net posit

I do not get why the turnaround is not done by implementing policies already suggested by existing departments or by funding more agencies that have a net positive return (i guess similar to the irs or the other i can't remember the name). Furthermore, I would expect statistics to be done before "if you do not answer this you're fired", this just feels like a lazy attempt to say "we're reducing budget expenses" when in reality it's making life and work impossible or very hard for a part of the government workforce. And this attitude is something you don't want because you'll have less motivated workers, less efficient gov agencies, and will have to spend more to obtain the same result as before I also couldn't find data on ghost payrolls in public sector in us, i'm not american but the only result i get are about discussing the posting of ghost jobs on the side of private companies