It is that time of year again – budget proposals need to be finalised, asset registers updated and strategy planned. And to add to the stress of the final planning, it is imperative that all policies and regulations of GIAMA be followed – to the letter. So mention “GIAMA” and it is not surprising that officials want to run and hide – just the acronym alone is intimidating.
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