Britsimon
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Britsimon, Sloaner, vladek15425
Given the wackadoodle progression for Oceania thus far- how do you think the numbers will progress over the next few months? Only 16% of selectees (650 out of >4200) have been called so far...
OC is a mystery.
Is the slow progression to do with capacity to process that many selectees within OC?
Last year they averaged around 150 case numbers per month. That really is not very many. I can't believe that they could manage 200 or even 250 per month within the region.
Is the slow progress to do with a regional quota?
Well I have been assuming that OC must have had an increase in quota. The global increase in selectees was around 30% more than usual, but OC doubled the numbers of selectees. I just can't understand why they would do that if they did not expect to increase quota for OC region. However, I have no proof of that.
So - what will happen?
My best guess at the moment?? I still believe that OC must get a bit of a bump up. I think future VBs should increase by an average of 200 to 250 per month. That should see case numbers up around 2400/2500 by September. That would result in A LOT of unhappy people, but still it represents a big increase in pace. So, we need to see OC at 850/900 next month AT LEAST! Even then, that is a pretty depressing scenario. I hope it is actually better than that.