> but if all this current state of uncertainty brings is a clean slate and new ways of thinking in 4 years, that’s better IMHO Isn't the greater likelihood tha

> but if all this current state of uncertainty brings is a clean slate and new ways of thinking in 4 years, that’s better IMHO Isn't the greater likelihood that delivery of service will drop as a result of the cuts and they'll point to this to justify nullifying the entire programme?