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Include University of Wisconsin-Madison professor Allan Odden, a national expert in the field of educational finances, among those accused collaborators.

The Education Division of the Ministry is responsible for setting a number of annual nationwide examinations, managing human resources in Malta's educational system, selecting school textbook lists, allocating students to schools based on area, managing the Ministry's educational finances and promoting a number of cultural, sporting and social activities.

"I thought the state was divided two years ago," when educational financing was the big issue, she said.

The commission vowed to further explore educational financing and costs as it prepares its final report, due in September.

"If these programs keep growing, you're going to wind up with more and more students who are graduating and can't find meaningful employment," said Rafael I. Pardo, a professor at Seattle University School of Law and an expert on educational finance.

He noted that many companies in the educational finance industry operate firms that work in different parts of the industry — say, making loans as well as servicing them and pursuing delinquent borrowers.

Fundamental improvements to education would involve more challenging changes to residential zoning, teacher unions and certification systems, and might also take some educational finance and control out of the hands of local municipalities.

More than a week remains before Gov. George E. Pataki's commission on educational financing even holds its first meeting, yet it has already lost its distinction as the only game in town.

Lawmakers, lobbyists and others in Albany said they were left puzzled on Monday by the findings of a long-promised report from the chairman of Gov. George E. Pataki's commission on educational financing.

New Jersey, whose educational financing structure was ruled unconstitutional in 1990, has since established an average minimum spending level for all districts that is based on expenditures in 120 of the state's wealthiest districts.

Governor Pataki and the leaders of the Legislature, Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver and the Senate majority leader, Joseph L. Bruno, have failed for more than a year to produce a new educational financing plan to satisfy an order from New York's highest court, which found that the state had shortchanged New York City schoolchildren.