Sentences with phrase «of public service reform»

Giving people greater agency and control should be one of the objectives of public service reform - not a narrow focus on individual choice / exit power.

And it's true that trying to push through four lots of public service reform at once is one set too many.

This one - day seminar will examine the implications and opportunities arising from the policy ambitions for community empowerment and resilience at a time of public service reform (PSR).

That «coalition» approach is underpinned by the 97 - 01 policy agenda of new deal on jobs and windfall tax, minimum wage, devolution and FoI, public services, social chapter and pro-EU, feminisation of the PLP through shortlists, alongside macroecon stability, aversion to tax rises spoke to a party coalition; the post-01 agenda was arguably rather narrower, with new labour seeming to be about a particular method of public service reform.

Blair acknowledges in his account that half - promises about an early departure were made in 2003, but in his eyes, they were conditional on Brown committing himself to Number 10's version of public services reform.

I've been meaning to write something on a left republican view of public service reform, but need to gather my thoughts a bit (er, lot) more first.

On this analysis, therefore, the received view about the effect of public service reforms seems only partly correct; there is some evidence that government performed somewhat worse on traditional administrative tasks involving careful and consistent application of rules, but running costs rose, not fell.

Successive administrations jumping from one set of public service reforms to the next and Whitehall just seemed to carry on regardless as more and more power was sucked up to the centre.

It's an interesting shift of direction for Policy Exchange, since Godson's expertise is in security issues, rather than the think tank's familiar home ground of public service reform.

David Cameron has condemned the pace of public service reform under Labour as «frenetic» and «often contradictory» - but said he would keep most of the changes.

Mr Brown has recently tried to move back towards the Blairite agenda of public service reform, promising more personalised services and a move away from central Government targets.

The BBOG founder advised the two lawmakers to emulate the Bureau of Public Service Reforms after the BPSR's Director General of Dr. Joe Abah presented its 2017 Budget bill to the general public.

But there is a clear political dig against Labour in taking on the mantle of public service reform.

The party will be hoping it will also reopen old divisions between Blairites and Brownites at the top of the Labour Party over the pace and extent of public service reform.