I don't have a problem with reporting on how much resources are being used on producing studies.
When considerable time and resources are being used to create the various studies\reports everyone demands it only makes sense to track how much the overall spend is.
If the study of studies results in a streamlined process or more controls around the request process the it would be worth the effort.
The information can be used to insure that budgets are sized accordingly.
The issue with "study of studies" taking so long.
Military and ex military LOVE fucking process.
Government LOVES paper trail.
I can see how some studies, if commissioned through channels where varying clearance levels are involved across agencies could be a PIA and time consuming.
When you deal with a lot of paper trail loving, process humping people in jobs with extreme job security mixed with folks who are only around short term (AKA chasing ghosts who left for private sector jobs)
I don't like that it happens...but I can see why it does.
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