Based on the assertions of successive ministers, including Mark Butler, would they accept the PBAC's advice even if it were based on an evaluation developed using a Ouija board? Mind you, some of the advice around spending and utilisation caps is about as evidence-based as speaking to the dead through a Ouija board.
This makes it twice in two weeks, so at what point do we accept there's a problem?
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