Ministerial Debate
House of Public Representatives – CRAP Implementation Review Session Speaker: The House will now consider matters relating to the CRAP framework. Member for Northbridge:Is it not the case that CRAP has introduced additional layers of approval without reducing processing times? Minister for Administrative Efficiency:On the contrary. Processing times are now more thoroughly processed, ensuring procedural completeness at every stage of processing. Member for Lakeside:Can the Minister explain why nothing appears to have changed? Minister:What the Member describes as “nothing changing” is, in fact, a highly stable implementation of continuous procedural equilibrium. Member for Southport:Has CRAP reduced duplication of effort? Minister:CRAP has successfully standardised duplication across all departments, ensuring consistency in duplicated processes. Member for Westmere:Is CRAP delivering value for money? Minister:Value is now measured in alignment units, procedural instances, and compliance echoes. Under those metrics, CRAP is performing at optimal inefficiency-adjusted efficiency. Speaker:Order. The question is whether the Minister can confirm CRAP is working. Minister:Yes.
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