Originally Posted by
nivsy
In the real world including many acts of hostility and war it is indeed the actions of the minority that impact that of the majority. That's the way it is. Not saying it's right. Accountability for all I'm afraid.
That is not a fair comparison.
We are talking about issuing a credit card, not starting war. The first has very few real implications as the money is paid out anyway, but it could, and more than likely would, reduce costs as HRG would be taken out of the equation. The credit card issue is very easy to manage, impose a sensible credit limit such at £500 for those unlikely to need it i.e. 90% of the military. For those such as aircrew, senior officers, those travelling a lot etc have a limit of say £2,500. That should allow claims to be submitted and for it to cover almost all costs.
The second has HUGE implication and costs a LOT more than a credit card bill.