[First Published on Saturday 24th July 2010] This archive item is a window onto issues as they appeared at the time. It contains facts and opinions which may have been superseded by subsequent events. Thursday 10th July saw yet another call … [Read more...] about Experts join calls for joined-up thinking in the scramble for constitutional reform
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Executive
Should civil servants have the tyranny of the first draft? Peter Lloyd considers the Cabinet Secretary’s “Cabinet Manual”
[First Published on Thursday 6th May 2010] This archive item is a window onto issues as they appeared at the time. It contains facts and opinions which may have been superseded by subsequent events. Although the British constitution is often … [Read more...] about Should civil servants have the tyranny of the first draft? Peter Lloyd considers the Cabinet Secretary’s “Cabinet Manual”
Sound bites vs. quiet reflection: Better Government requires a considered approach
[First Published on Saturday 1st May 2010] This archive item is a window onto issues as they appeared at the time. It contains facts and opinions which may have been superseded by subsequent events. In a letter published in the Financial Times … [Read more...] about Sound bites vs. quiet reflection: Better Government requires a considered approach
Crisis, what Crisis?
[First Published on Tuesday 13th April 2010] This archive item is a window onto issues as they appeared at the time. It contains facts and opinions which may have been superseded by subsequent events. At a debate of the Society of Cogers on … [Read more...] about Crisis, what Crisis?
Good Government – Reforming Parliament and the Executive
[First Published on Monday 1st February 2010] This archive item is a window onto issues as they appeared at the time. It contains facts and opinions which may have been superseded by subsequent events. On 27th January, the Better Government … [Read more...] about Good Government – Reforming Parliament and the Executive