The British government’s internal consultancy hub the Albanese government is modelling its strategy to reduce spending by $3 billion on has been shuttered.
The Labor Party in opposition had pledged to make $3.1 billion in savings by reducing the use of consultants and contractors by federal agencies.
“We know that there is deep expertise across the Australian Public Service for functions like this. Like data analytics and evaluation, customer service and event management, foreign policy, geoscience, or curating priceless historical collections,” she said. “First, we see from the Government’s own contract data that they continue to spend on consultants despite saying they will make savings of $642.5 million this year,” Senator Hume said.“Now, the very unit that they sought to replicate in order to reduce spending on consultants has failed.”
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