The Business Plan Developer:

1.          has amended his Two National Preventive Health Research Programmes to accord with Taskforce's report dated 30 June 2009 by assigning Sole Voting Rights to the National Prevention Agency's  Board of Governance which the Five SPVs would report to, thereby enabling the 16 Months Tenure Of Preparatory Research Programme within 21½ Months Tenure Of Pilot under YELP to launch on 1 Nov 2009, or afterwards -

              *          implement 'learning by doing'; and

              *          achieve by end-2016,  165,000 fitter, stronger Australian  Interested Adults better able to work (from 2023) to 67 pension age

2.          seeks a meeting with a member(s) of the Taskforce or a member(s) of the NPA's  Board of Governance, or both, to discuss -

             a)         YELP's capacity to reduce the >$155 million annual cost of Fifteen Problems which include the Taskforce's Three Public Health Risks dominate, with a Forecast Return On YELP Capex of at least tenfold over and above the YELP  SPV's  Capex within 5 years, as calculated by applying the Return On YELP Capex Formula using Return On YELP Capex Software; and

             b)         Second National Preventive Health Research Programme -

                          i)          will attract within 12 months of the final 'Launch Date' 5,100 Interested Marginalised Teenagers to become 5,100 Aggregate IMT Student Singers, Dancers or Musicians, of which over 1,000 would be Indigenous Australians, for the Seven Purposes Of Second National Preventive Health Research Programme;

                          ii)         5,100 Interested Marginalised Teenagers would become directly involved in 'The Performing Arts' by joining one of 20 Show Choirs,  20 Symphony Orchestras or 20 Dance Companies with a Local Community Common Bond Support Group which imbues the slogan "Forging friendships through The Arts" in the Selected 20 of the Lowest Socio-Economic Regions In Australia With A Population >1,500 to correct the dearth of Social Infrastructure; and

                          iii)        enable 5,100 Aggregate IMT Students to compete in an Annual National Bohemian Teenagers ''The Performing Arts Are Fun' Competition with BTAAP RTV Promotion providing a powerful BTAAP RTV Motivational Incentive

3.          has written Two National Preventive Health Research Programmes which involve 60 Private Sector Equity Holders -

             (a)        contributing 50% of TNPHP Four Year Budget Cost being $31.275m of a $62.550m, for the reasons set out in Four Benefits To 12 Proposed Private Sector Equity Holders;

             (b)        assisting review and refine the Two National Preventive Health Research Programmes for approval by NPA's  Board of Governance;

             (c)        enhancing their Brand Name cost-effectively;

             (d)        providing two Golden Gurus each who, will bring high-level 'hands-on'  creative leadership in the Five SPVs, and be invited to be 160 Pioneer Members Of The Prime Minister’s Council for Active Living;

             (e)        tangibly assisting through the Second National Preventive Health Research Programme  5,100 Aggregate Interested Marginalised Teenagers in the Selected 20 of the Lowest Socio-Economic Regions In Australia With A Population >1,500 to demonstrably improve their physical and mental health within 12 months, and then propagate BTAAP after 2 years to other low socio-economic regions; and

             (f)         establishing a platform for Corporate Philanthropy

4.          confirms that the Five SPVs would report to the NPA's  Board of Governance

5.          keen to support your "It is keen to hear, and to tell others, of your contribution" by the BPD publishing his Two National Preventive Health Research Programmes on a new website www.preventivehealth.com.au or www.preventivehealth.net.au and inviting bloggers on yourHealth.gov.au to opine on the merit of my Two National Preventive Health Research Programmes at yourHealth.gov.au

VicHealth's "The health and economic benefits of reducing disease risk factors" released 8 Oct '09 unequivocally justifies implementing the Two National Preventive Health Research Programmes