NAS - A charity or a business ?

NAS should be disbanded and replaced with a more accountable and transparent organisation that serves to help those with Autism, not those that run the organisation. Please sign my petition.

http://www.activism.com/en_GB/petition/petition-to-disband-and-replace-t...

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  • exactly right, if they gave all those tens of millions to dozens of separate organisations that actually spent the money on their objectives then more people would be getting help - but instead they give it all in one big chunk to NAS who squander most of it on 26 executive salaries, expensive offices, meetings and awards ceremonies etc etc Many of these organisations are surviving on less than a few thousand pounds but only until you see what they do with that money will you come to realise exactly how much NAS is squandering.

    NAS priority is themselves, they have proved this by paying themselves ridiculous amounts of money - "He who cannot be trusted in small matters cannot be trusted in large ones either"

    They cannot be trusted in the small matter of how much to pay themselves so how on earth can you trust them with the larger matter of how to spend over 90 million pounds.

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  • exactly right, if they gave all those tens of millions to dozens of separate organisations that actually spent the money on their objectives then more people would be getting help - but instead they give it all in one big chunk to NAS who squander most of it on 26 executive salaries, expensive offices, meetings and awards ceremonies etc etc Many of these organisations are surviving on less than a few thousand pounds but only until you see what they do with that money will you come to realise exactly how much NAS is squandering.

    NAS priority is themselves, they have proved this by paying themselves ridiculous amounts of money - "He who cannot be trusted in small matters cannot be trusted in large ones either"

    They cannot be trusted in the small matter of how much to pay themselves so how on earth can you trust them with the larger matter of how to spend over 90 million pounds.

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