The word "reorganisation" means making changes to the way a company, group, or system is structured or organized. It involves rearranging the various parts or departments to improve efficiency, solve problems or adapt to new circumstances.
On the level of reorganisation of the economic systems from negotiated and governed interdependence we should branch out from the old trodden paths and the enclosing corsets created by liberal globalisation (World Bank, IMF, WTO). (religion-online.org)
Cameron had famously promised «no top down reorganisation of the NHS»; it was not in the coalition agreement; and the lib - dems certainly hadn't got anything like it in their manifesto. (socialliberal.net)
«The Conservatives didn't tell people about these plans for the NHS before the election, and they specifically pledged no more top - down internal reorganisations in the coalition agreement. (politics.co.uk)