budget: added link to where to find the completed PDFs

Committee/2023-2024/Budget/10._Guest_Speakers.md

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 * Milan Kovacs
 * Mohammad Humayun
 * Prabudda Hans
-* Sushant Bajracharya
+
+
+### Event Photos
+
+![img.png](10._Guest_Speakers_01.png)
+
+![img.png](10._Guest_Speakers_02.png)

Committee/2023-2024/Budget/11._Profile_Speakers.md

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+## Profile Speakers
+
+This year 30 members of Computer Society attended PyCon 2023 in the Radisson Blu Royal Hotel Dublin.  
+PyCon is an international conference about the programming language Python.  
+There are several PyCon conferences run in Europe each year, with the Dublin one being one of the largest ones.  
+As such there is a large variety of top tier and distinguished presenters.  
+While it is a two day event we were only able to attend the Saturday of it.   
+
+
+### Pablo Galindo Salgado
+#### The snake of Theseus
+Pablo was the keynote speaker for Saturday of this conference.  
+His presentation was focusing on how the language itself has changed over time, so much so that the original code has all been replaced.  
+Yet it is still Python.   
+Even with Countless contributors over the years Python has changed, yet remained the same.  
+Different syntax, personalities and methodologies have contributed to shaping the language to what it is today and inspiring it forwards into the future.
+
+![img.png](11._Profile_Speakers_01.png)
+
+### Mia Bajić
+#### The Standard Library TourK
+Mia is a regular speaker at Python Conferences as well as co-organising the Prague PyCon in 2023.
+
+Her talk was aimed at enlightening attendees by informing them of the tools they did not know they needed, the unknown unknowns.  
+She opened up the powerful functions and methods contained within the inbuilt library to show us what we had been missing before now.  
+It was quite interesting seeing the emotions flash through the audience when folks realised that there were inbuilt and easier ways to handle objects and arrays.  
+Everyone left the lecture hall knowing far more than they entered.
+
+![img_1.png](11._Profile_Speakers_02.png)
+
+### Rodrigo Girão Serrão
+#### How to implement a Python-like programming language
+Rodrigo is an educator for mathematics and Python, particularly in the area of data processing and analysis.
+
+His main section in the conference was a workshop on how to create a new programming language by using Python.  
+This was an engaging introduction to compilers, a topic that is only covered by Computer Science in 4th year.  
+Within the two hours participants had constructed a small functional language and were given the tools/knowledge to work on it further.
+Several of the attendees from our group have continued to work on their own language, taking inspiration from this workshop
+
+
+![img_2.png](11._Profile_Speakers_03.png)
+
+### Steve Holden
+#### The death of PyCon
+Steve is the founder of PyCon.  
+He has been the Chairman and a director of the Python Foundation.
+
+He had the honor of opening the Lightning Talks for the conference.  
+Lightning Talks are 5 minute presentations where anyone can volunteer to present.  
+
+His chosen topic was ``The Death of PyCon`` where he outlined tat community run events die if all the attendees stand back and watch.  
+The way forward is to roll up your sleeves and pitch in, in doing so it is a far better experience for all involved.
+
+<<https://www.linkedin.com/in/holdenweb/>>

Committee/2023-2024/Budget/Points.md

@@ -1,9 +1,12 @@
 ## Points for Budget
 This file is to organise the written part of the [points][0] for the budget.  
-See [last years submission][1] for more details
+See [last years submission][1] for more details.
+
+Any extra PDF's can be found [here][6]
 
 [0]: https://cp.ulwolves.ie/budget/points/2023
 [1]: https://cp.ulwolves.ie/budget/points/2022
+[6]: https://gitlab.skynet.ie/compsoc1/compsoc/open-goverance/-/jobs/artifacts/main/browse/pdf_Budget?job=pdf
 
 ### 7. Committee Development
 #### Instructions
@@ -83,23 +86,7 @@ See [last years submission][1] for more details
 * See [Last years section][1] for guidelines
 
 #### Details
-Our first event of the spring semester was Lightning Talks: Co-op.  
+See [the separate file](10._Guest_Speakers.md) for teh full details.
-The goal of this event was to bridge the gap between members returning from Co-op and those that had joined us this year.  
-Viewers would be able to get insights into what co-op is like, the Good, the Bad and the Ugly.  
-Individual presenters talked on a variety of topics.   
-Some talked about opportunities they were given by their company.  
-We had others give guidance on what was expected by the company as well as what tools and methodologies would give a leg up.  
-It wasnt all sunshine and roses, presenters also pointed out areas where they and/or the companies dropped the ball as well as how they would fix it in the future.
-
-We had eight speakers for this event, all of which are members of LM051 currently in 3rd year.  
-
-* Amie Patterson
-* Bayan Nezamabad
-* Brendan Golden
-* Milan Kovacs
-* Mohammad Humayun
-* Prabudda Hans
-* Sushant Bajracharya
 
 
 ### 11. Profile Speakers
@@ -121,7 +108,7 @@ We had eight speakers for this event, all of which are members of LM051 currentl
 * See [Last years section][1] for guidelines
 
 #### Details
-{Add text here}
+See [the separate file](11._Profile_Speakers.md) for teh full details.
 
 
 ### 13. Showcases