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- Central Government Reform Programme SG, Roel Bekker, passes baton to programme committee
- May 28 2010
Many of you will have already heard that Secretary-general Roel Bekker stopped working for the Central Government Reform Programme on 1 May. You are probably wondering whether the reform programme will be discontinued, or whether it is now “rudderless”. No. Only the programme’s management will change.
- Speech by Secretary-general Roel Bekker
- April 9 2010
Lecture by Secretary-general Roel Bekker Institute for Government, London, 31 March 2010. Download speech: speechroelbekker_londen.pdf (93 Kb)
In the spotlight
Better policymaking
Better policymaking doesn’t mean generating more policy. Indeed, the opposite is often true. The Cabinet believes that it is both desirable and possible for central government to reduce the number of policy measures it produces, transfer policy matters to lower tiers of government, and eliminate or trim policies from the past.
Government and civil servant of the future
The theme 'Government of the future' is meant to encourage stakeholders to express their views on the conditions, structure, and performance of government in the future.
