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8 November 2008
Mr Martin Van Der Weyden (02) 9562.6666 ph
Medical Journal of Australia
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Strawberry Hills, NSW 2012
Dear Mr Van Der Weyden
Five YELP Business Plans - Please click on embedded URLs in the enclosed CD ROM to navigate to associated files and Defined Terms
The enclosed 2 CDs auto open at this letter which provide over 5,000 circa URLs to the Five Business Plans comprising more than 500 Defined Terms within the Five Business Plans and 30+ Section Titles within the YELP Holistic First Business Plan (much fewer in Second, Third and Fourth Business Plans) to analyse all statements therein.
Please ignore any opening warning message from Internet Explorer about restricting ActiveX Content from your computer. And hit Yes to allow ActiveX, because ActiveX won't damage your computer. ActiveX merely allows drop down menus.
I refer to my e-mail to you sent Friday, 24 October 2008 12:03 PM after I met you at Adrian Bauman's presentation on 22 Oct.
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I worked on both
Most of these
Infrastructure projects usually started with
an
Information Memorandum prepared by Macquarie Bank, Rothschilds, Merrill Lynch
etc and 3 to 5 years later we had built a new train line from
Upon retiring last year, I
expended over 15 months and many thousands of R&D hours employing my
Project Development disciplines to write Four
Interdependent Preventive
Health Business Plans
treating
My hub
First Business Plan
is
Youthful Exuberance Lifestyle Programme. It involves a
Joint Venture
PPP
controlled by a
SPV
between
Four
Public Sector Equity Holders
[Health
& Ageing,
Environment,
Heritage and the Arts
or
Dept of Climate
Change,
DIISR and
RET] and 12 of the largest companies in
Quite simply, a review of >70 health programmes globally, amidst a burgeoning in Lifestyle Related Chronic Disease is testimony that the solitary agency of "Health" cannot deliver a structured Preventive Health programme. Capturing The Synergies available from other complimentary agencies, together with Harnessing Private Sector Infrastructure & PPP Skills are required.
If
Government wants to attract
Philanthropic support
from successful retiring Australian business people to invest their time and monies, which will explicitly assist the
Disabled,
Disadvantaged
and
Indigenous Australian, as well as lots of
Abled
Interested
Adults
who presently lead a
Sedentary Lifestyle
by
assisting them lead a
Local
Community Healthy Lifestyle, a structure is required which enables
successful
business people, approaching retirement age, known as
Pioneer Fit Old Farts,
to provide input to designing its structure,
otherwise
the current low level of
Philanthropy and
Corporate Philanthropy
in Australia will continue.
The budget for the hub
Youthful Exuberance Lifestyle Programme Business Plan is
just under $20m over 4½ years
whereupon YELP's annual costs reduce. Annual costs are not "between $1b and $5b" that
One of the 7 members of the Preventive Health Taskforce, Shaun Larkins, liked my initial submission and met with me at his HCF office for 30 mins on 7 October.
Click on: Draft article for Publication in The Medical Journal of Australia. You will note that it contains a myriad of embedded URLs which naturally cannot appear in a paper-based medical journal. I have provided them in my draft to enable you to more readily comprehend my Five YELP Business Plans, where the First Business Plan is the Hub.
If after reading Draft article for publication in The Medical Journal of Australia, you are interested in publishing a "final-cut", I ask you to read the following three Business Plan Developer's letters:
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Letter to Shaun Larkin, General Manager, Corporate Ventures HCF dated 23 July 2008 (I sent the same letter to 5 other Taskforce members) which more thoroughly explains the Five YELP Business Plans.
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Further follow-up letter to Peter Morris, Federal Department of Health & Ageing, dated 8 Nov 2008.
Last November the Business Plan Developer sent an earlier version of the enclosed YELP Business Plan to Professor Anderson, CEO, NHMRC. The response letter from Professor Anderson dated 13 Dec 2007 included "You will need to approach the NSW Department of Health directly.......I wish you well in your endeavours”.
Annexure G is my Schedule of Correspondence for YELP Holistic First Business Plan which is testimony that whilst Kevin Rudd may profess that "The Australian Government is committed to promoting a national culture of creativity, innovation and enterprise", my experiences in particular the narrow dimension in the interim Discussion Paper, relative to the Terms of Reference, indicate otherwise.
A reason for accepting your offer to submit a draft article to you is because my Business Plans Achieve All The Taskforce's Terms Of Reference. However, the Discussion Paper seems materially narrower than the Terms of Reference. The Terms of Reference called for "support the development of inter governmental and public-private partnerships on Preventive health", but I cannot see any plans for a structure with other govt departments or PPPs in the Discussion Paper.
Hence, it is frustrating when you Achieve all the Taskforce's Terms of Reference, but Fed Health & Ageing refuse my invitations to parle. Ironically, the Discussion Paper notes "The Taskforce is keen to hear your responses and to have your input as we work towards developing the Strategy. Throughout the paper, an emphasis is placed on working together. We invite all - individuals, community groups, government and non-government organisations and industry groups - to participate by making a submission on how we can make Australia the healthiest nation by 2020. We suggest you take the questions in this paper as a starting point, although we welcome your views on other issues."
If you are interested in publishing an article similar to the above draft, a condition precedent is that I sign-off on its text. I have expended an inordinate amount of time since I retired on R&D on the Five YELP Business Plans and I do not want an article to misrepresent my intentions.
Should D_of_H&A agree to meet with me prior to any article along the lines of my proposed Draft article for Publication in The Medical Journal of Australia being published, it would be necessary to amend my draft to inform that D_of_H&A supported my Five YELP Business Plans.
NB: If you have a confidante who regularly participates in a rigorous recreational exercise activity, and time on his/her hands, I welcome you sending one of the 2 CD ROMs to him/her.
Yours sincerely
Phil Johnston
Ride Organiser and President
Muggaccinos Bicycle User Group
Director of KOMpm Pty Ltd