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Maude to announce significant civil service reforms

FT Public Policy Editor Sarah Neville looks at today's forthcoming civil service reform announcements (£).

10 JUL 2013

Cabinet Office Minister Francis Maude will today outline a number of civil service reforms, including introducing fixed terms for permenant secretaries, a move previously recommended by the Institute for Government. The Institute's Deputy Director Julian McCrae is quoted.

Publisher: Financial Times

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