Men hvilket grundlag har vi så for at tro, at det vil gå meget bedre i de kommende år bortset fra de tilskyndelser, der ligger i n+2-reglen, den såkaldte "solnedgangsklausul", som betyder, at pengene fortabes, hvis der går for lang tid, inden betalingerne føres ud i livet?
What basis have we, however, for believing that things will be much better over the next few years, apart from the incentives contained in the 'N+2' rule (otherwise known as the 'sunset clause') according to which the money is lost if too long a period elapses before the payments are utilised?