I think the point of mentioning consultants was to help identify all the government inefficiencies we all know exist and then get rid of them, which will result in savings. The cost of healthcare is just low hanging fruit, but there is much more that is not so easily identified that needs to be. The point is, until state government is streamlined and efficient, it's insane to ask working Alaskans to tighten their belt some more in order to pay for a bloated government that insists on funding the status quo with money out of our pockets