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Forget about Louie Goldstein. Let's talk about the
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Comptroller.
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MR. SAYRE: Thinking about the long tern
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further, with these responsibilities?
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MR. GOLDSTEIN: I look way ahead. 1 look into
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the 21st Century.
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MR. SAYRE: I regard the term, fiscal, as
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quite different from that which is audit, collector,
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estimator and budget. Now, I am taking a more agressive
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position here on the use of fiscal. I regard fiscal as
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where you do have to know what your estimates are, where
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you have got your present budget, and then as far as I
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am concerned, program is what we are talking about with
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the term, fiscal, and then we have to back it up with
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money, and we cut our fiscal progrm according to whatever
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the money situation is.
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Now, this would normally come out of the
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Governor's office, as far as fiscal program is concerned.
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I regard a budget situation as magisterial, watchdog
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position, one chat does require competence, but I am not
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sold yet that you couldn't have, generally speaking, equal
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