In addition, if "not mentioning 3 mn" is theft, then surely "wasting 3 mn" as government official is theft as well. However, this type of accountability is som

In addition, if "not mentioning 3 mn" is theft, then surely "wasting 3 mn" as government official is theft as well. However, this type of accountability is somehow not there. So it seems the rules are different, depending on what side you are. Finally, a fundamental property law states that something is your property unless you voluntarily pass the claim to someone else. This principle certainly holds between private entities. The question is why it doesn't hold for the state?