Re:Florida started penalizing bureaucratic delay. Housing pe...
by s1artibartfast on Tuesday July 26, 2022 @11:48AM
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It makes sense to me given that permitting office had no incentive to do its job previously.
If I were to guess, most of the time was sitting on various desks.
With a lot of government agencies, processing time is just a function of backlog que.
I had a trivial vehicle title issue and it took 9 months to get resolved. It would move from department to department spending 3 months on a desk in each department.
Each task was a 1 minute assessment, (is a box checked), or sometimes simply forwarding it to another group.
It would have taken much longer, but I spent a dozen hours calling in and convinced the bureaucrats to skip the que a few times.
If I were to guess, most of the time was sitting on various desks.
With a lot of government agencies, processing time is just a function of backlog que.
I had a trivial vehicle title issue and it took 9 months to get resolved. It would move from department to department spending 3 months on a desk in each department.
Each task was a 1 minute assessment, (is a box checked), or sometimes simply forwarding it to another group.
It would have taken much longer, but I spent a dozen hours calling in and convinced the bureaucrats to skip the que a few times.