Defined Terms Business Plan Invitation Letter Attachment SWOT Analysis

16.(b) Forecast Results of the Research Programme

The Business Plan deploys the following 6 Rankings to predict the outcome of testing the Hypothesis in the 9 months Research Programme to reduce the Seven Problems:

5. Highly Effective

4. Very Effective

3. Effective

2. Some Benefit

1. Low Benefit

0. No Benefit

Below are the Business Plan's forecast results of the 9 month Research Programme:

#	Seven Problems	#	Rankings	Reasons
1	Global Warming	2	Some Benefit	Change Social Values to develop a higher regard for the planet due to playing in the great outdoors consciously seeking to Reduce Carbon Emissions.
2	Gargantuan Baby Boomer Fiscal Costs	3	Effective	Improved Personal Health And Fitness to increase energy levels, hone Cognitive Skills and performance thereby Extending Labour Force Participation to maximise tax receipts and create a less medications reliant mindset (ie creating more John Howard's and Don Bradman's with low Recreational Drug Use and high productivity).
3	Increasing Obesity/ Type 2 Diabetes	5	Highly Effective	Improved Personal Health And Fitness, wanting a better diet to improve exercise performance in District Rigorous Recreational Exercise Group
4	Social Cost Of Recreational Drug Use	3	Effective	Prefer to have a clear mind to maximise performance in their District Rigorous Recreational Exercise Group
5	Low Family Unit Cohesion	3	Effective	Parents rekindling Youthful Exuberance by becoming passionate about their Recreational Exercise Activity which teenagers can relate to will narrow the Generation Gap
6	Over reliance on anti-depressants	3	Effective	Rekindle Youthful Exuberance to succeed in new, challenging, physical environs in their District Rigorous Recreational Exercise Group amidst a Common Bond Support Group which hardens resolve, improves self-confidence and raise aspirations/contentment to improve Coping Skills
7	Disabled costs and QOL	4	Very Effective	Reduced fiscal burden, higher productivity and higher QOL. Sense of achievement for each Abled Participant Assistant

The results of the Research Programme utilising 5 Selected District Recreational Cycle Groups explained in Section 16.(f) could be applied to the 7 other Rigorous Recreational Exercise Activities, as they are able to incorporate the same level or rigour and Challenges.

The Business Plan assumes that nearly all of the 50 Volunteers would want to continue in one of the Selected Distract Recreational Cycling Group as a permanent facet of their Lifestyle Behaviour after the 9 months Research Programme tenure, thereby enabling the majority of the 50 Volunteers to submit the final Hypothesis Test Report 12 months after the Research Programme had finished to enable the Research Programme Team to prepare the One Year After Research Programme Progress Report to measure continuation of their Rigorous Recreational Exercise Activity as explained in Section 16.(d), 16(e) and 16.(f).