True, there are still a lot of issues to be resolved. I like the the idea of prioritising areas that are important to the majority of people in the country, and working your way down the list. You'd think that they do something like this in the first place really.
Of course, if they were to do that, you might find that there are certain minorities who would see much less funding heading their way, and would probably accuse the government of favouring the majority, whilst further segregating the minorities. And by 'minorities' I mean everyone who doesn't fall into the 'healthy white male/female aged 18 - 45' category. It would be great to see the majority of people benefit each year, but what with political correctness being what it is, and the fact that most people (even politicians) would like to treat everyone fairly, I doubt the emphasis will ever be put on the majority of the population.
I'm not complaining exactly, as I too think that everyone should benefit from a greater quality of life, but at the end of the day you're never going to please all of the people all of the time.
