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Recent headlines from my Posterous Blog:
Sunday, 12 September 2010
How will NJ survive without the Billboard Policy Procedure and Review Task Force?
Late last week NJ Governor Chris Christie proposed the elimination of 300 obsolete government agencies, boards, and commissions. At the same time he signed an Executive Order immediately disbanding 60 inactive boards, many of which haven't met for years.
But there they were, still on the books, complete with budget line items and probably a plethora of pension padders pretending to provide public perspicacity.
A sampling of these heretofore essential governmental agencies:
The Advisory Committee to Study the Future of the New Jersey Training School for Boys in Monroe Township
The New Jersey Character Education Commission
Heh, I'll bet they were staffed by more than a few "characters".
The Billboard Policy Procedure and Review Task Force
The Blue Ribbon Panel on the Development of Wind Turbine Facilities in Coastal Waters
The Commission on Rationalizing New Jersey's Health Care Resources
Careful, it's "Rationalizing", not "Rationing". At least this year.
The Delaware Bay Weakfish Action Commission
The New Jersey Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Commission
The New Jersey Advanced Technology Vehicle Task Force
The Task Force for the Review of the Treatment of the Criminally Insane
The New Jersey Geographic Information Council
The New Jersey Council on Access and Mobility
That last one is no doubt staffed by real movers and shakers.
And finally, my favorite, the one which I can't ever see New Jersey moving forward without:
The Governor's Study Group on the Bicentennial of the Polish Constitution
I mean really, how can Chris Christie do his job without their valuable input?
Posted at 18:36 by Chris Wysocki
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