(Dagbladet): The proposed cuts to a budget Olympics in 2022 will only reduce the need for a government guarantee of 4.8 billion, not 8.8 billion as Oslo2022 former anlso, says a committee has shattered the figures for the Ministry of Culture.
A Quality Assurance Group (KSG) has assessed the feasibility and cost-savings measures in Oslo2022 has presented.
– Do not realistic
The Commission does not believe that there will be increased sponsorship revenue and they do not think it will be possible to reduce capacity in the participating villages, nor to use the Olympic Village is planned for the Youth Olympic Games in Lillehammer in 2016
– It’s quality assurance team review the implementation of the measures considered realistic and feasible, will reduce the need for gross government guarantees of approximately NOK 4.8 billion and for public subsidy of approximately 1.8 billion, according to a press release from the Ministry of Culture.
Kulturdepartementetes information department would not elaborate on the background of why the Committee believes this to Dagbladet tonight.
– Not expected error
Oslo2022 has not received a reply.
– We are amazed these assessments and are a bit puzzled by those, especially considering participating villages. I can not wait to get an explanation for this, says director Eli Grimsby in Oslo2022 Dagbladet.
She says she is pleased that the committee agrees with most of their savings measures. She denies that they have considered four billion kroner errors.
– We have not done any calculation error, I rather think this relates to the risk assessments of some of the measures, she said.
She also denies that they have exaggerated savings opportunities or created fictitious savings opportunities to create positivity in the population.
– This is not fictional, rather the contrary. We want to be as close as possible to the original project as possible. I’m a little surprised kvalitetssikrernes reviews, saying Grimsby.
According Oslo2022 the gross government guarantee reduced from 35.1 to 30.3 billion dollars and the government spending from 21.7 to 19.9 billion if the government and parliament uses adjustments sample came with tonight.
Positive measurement
Grimsby says billion difference is not seen as a setback to their dream of Oslo Olympics in 2022
an opinion poll Ipsos MMI has performed Dagbladet answer 29 percent yes and 64 percent no to a Winter Olympics ii Norway in 2022, in line with how Olympic atmosphere has been in the country over the past year. However, when the percentage who answered “no” or “do not know” were asked whether they could support an Olympic application if the cost is reduced by reusing several plants from Lillehammer Olympics, the atmosphere is completely different:
When the supports 53 percent of those surveyed an Oslo Olympics, while 40 percent still say no.
– It shows that recycling plant turns doing well in the population, we hope policymakers also Noting, says the director.
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