Seeing the BBC Newsnight program yesterday evening and hearing what as been stated in the Nick Pollard report, I wonder if it will make much difference. Because it would seem that some of the people involved are choosing their own ways forward, instead of being told.

There even a media report today, that the BBC are taking possible further expensive legal advice about regaining returns on previous pay-outs, because those in power now regard the payments and conditions were excessive, and not to the public's advantage or taste. Yet at the same time, they are already saying that any returns would be very unlikely and uncertain?.

The position of senior staff who have been named or were suggested, was also highlighted in yesterday's Newsnight program. And it would seem that there are changes pending, and the people involved will have lesser responsibilities , but reap the same previous rewards. one particulat comment was how someone can resign (before being pushed), yet still remain in the same job for a further six months?.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-20790891