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I would say look at the NAO dataset and  explain why you CAN'T find savings and relocations in £5.7 billion of spend, given the fact their are widely known comparators and metrics that highlight deviations from the norm.

What's this NAO dataset you keep referring to? Because the thing you keep pointing people towards as backing up your argument is a rather slim PDF overview document that merely contains a few pieces of headline data, far below the level needed to make any kind of detailed analysis of the BBC's expenditure and which does not actually contain the info that you imply it does. I'd also note that this document explicitly states that the room for productivity improvements and cuts to overheads are increasingly limited, requiring a shift in the focus of cuts towards content (which is ultimately what the discussion was about, before you took it on a weird tangent about secret agendas, false narratives and how the licence freeze somehow isn't the biggest strain on BBC finances).

Best learn basic writing and reasoning skills before bitching in public about other peoples comments.  See, the AI version makes such a better value contribution. 

Is this hectoring aggression particularly warranted? Also, best to read through your posts before criticising the writing skills demonstrated in other people's comments.