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Perth trustee says staff would be overburdened Continued from page 1 identifying trends anLI definite needs from . the school council submiSsions. North Perth trustee Don Brillinger argued the creation of the document would "overburden an admini- stration which the province has already recognized as being short- staffed." And the South Huron representative had similar concerns about asking school council representatives to volunteer more time. Business Superintendent Janet Baird-Jackson explained staff would work to complete the document if asked to by trustees. But she warned the questionnaire process might instill "unrealistic expectations for parents that (the board) will never be able to fulfill." Wagler echoed that concern. Westley accepted these concerns, but argued the board could address them by carefully planning the process. She said the time is right to use such measures to pressure the government. "I think the more boards that (submit needs-based budgets), the more power we're going to have. If every hoard in the provin:e came forward, we might be able to say we are several million dollars short and the government may be forced to listen," Westley said. Director of Education Lorne Rachlis offered no ady.ipce on the issue, except to note that the real goal of a needs-based budget is to pressure the government. "This is political and it's really up to you — the politicians — to decide whether or not you decide you want to pursue this," Rachlis told trustees. Later in the meeting, during Baird- Jackson's explanation of this year's financial statements to-date, there were hints of a comminiSe of sorts. Baird-Jackson reported that various administrative "teams" have been working on next year's budgetary needs, and Bix;wn wondered it those groups could develop a sort of needs-based budget as part of their consultations. The business superintendent agreed that was possible. Interviewed following the meeting, Westley acknowledged that compromise may be acceptable. She noted such a document may lie somewhere between what she hoped for, and what was released by the hoard last year following a last- minute request by Westley for &lesion of needs-based figures.