Sentences with phrase «led by civil servants»

Whatever this Lib Dem activity, or government review, is, it continues to be led by civil servants in the Cabinet Office.

Not exact matches

Haruna Iddrisu said this is part of a grand scheme by the Nana Addo - led government to dismiss more civil servants.

The definitions remained fairly stable until in 2004 an efficiency review conducted by Sir Peter Gershon led to the reclassification of a large number of civil servants (mainly prisons, courts, and immigration staff) out of administration costs.

But Mr Davis demanded that this inquiry must be led by a judge, not a civil servant, to ensure it properly established the facts.

The recommendations by a committee led by Terence Burns, a crossbencher who was formerly the Treasury's top civil servant, says the reduction in numbers would involve a «two out, one in» policy for all parties.

The time for a true civil servant to rise and lead by example our floundering state and country is now.

The Better Government Initiative was compiled by 14 former senior civil servants, including Lord Butler, who carried out an inquiry into intelligence leading up to the Iraq war, current Iraq inquiry chairman Sir John Chilcot and Sir Thomas Legg, who is overseeing the audit of MPs» expenses.

He said, «Some months back when regular payment of workers salary by the state government became difficult due to the obnoxious economic policies of the Buhari administration and plundering of the state by the immediate past APC — led government, this particular civil servant did not hang himself then.

Earlier in the same hearing, the top civil servant at the Home Office announced an inquiry into the advice given to Amber Rudd by members of the civil service «before, during and after» the select committee hearing that ultimately led to her resignation as home secretary last month.

This week civil servants led by a team from the Department of the Environment have been finalising Britain's list of proposed exemptions.

Those of us who undertake school - led teacher training, or represent providers which do, are being increasingly consulted by politicians, policy - makers and civil servants on solutions to issues around teacher recruitment and retention.

But a leaked Department for Education document, seen by the BBC and the Guardian, reveals that civil servants were concerned that a lack of checks may lead to unsuitable candidates, referred to as principal designates, being appointed to run schools.

The one significant issue found in the latest review, led by a longtime British civil servant, Sir Muir Russell, concerned insufficient openness.