Quote from treasury in relation to Health for PSC paper
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From: Josephine Lindsay
Dear The Treasury,
Treasury is quoted in this report https://www.publicservice.govt.nz/assets...
“ Treasury’s view is that driving productivity in Health through tech transformation could deliver the biggest enduring benefit for NZ;
a 5% saving in labour costs alone could save ~$600m per year”
Please provide the source material of this quote’s number and any correspondence with PSC or the reviewers of this report confirming inclusion of this quote in this document.
Yours faithfully,
Josephine Lindsay
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