Unless I’m missing something that just gives an apportionment of money to departments.

It doesn’t have any data about what the goals of spending that money was, not what the outcomes have been relative to those goals.

On it’s own it’s essentially useless for determining whether more or less money should go to any of those departments, let alone the state as a whole.

It shouldn't be the responsibility of the taxed to analyze the budget. If the government proposes a higher tax, they need to be transparent about where the shortfalls are that require such a tax, so those paying the tax aren't left guessing.

People want to know how their tax money is going to address society's problems. Is that so much to ask?