• civil service reform
  • Reform Civil Service
  • Inject Business People into Departments

Civil Service

The civil service is a massive, bloated, cumbersome beast. Regardless of who is elected into office, civil servants are the cogs that run the country behind the scenes.

The ethos of civil servants is to further the aims and cause of a larger civil service. Their solution to any problem is more money, more staff, more Government.

In practice they spend much of their time convincing new MPs and Ministers why they can’t implement their manifesto pledges and presenting roadblocks to progress.

The purpose of civil servants is to progress the aims of their department and as such, it is in need of complete reform.

In these interesting times it’s never been more important to stay connected with each other.

Sign up to my email newsletter and I’ll keep you updated with our campaign progress, events, news and more…

Join Email Newsletter

 

The people are supposed to be in charge of MP’s and steer the direction of the country. In turn, MPs need the power to instruct civil servants.

We need to be able to inject the upper echelons with leading business people. This would introduce practical business knowledge into the different departments.

Big Government is rarely efficient. I favour small Government, slimmer down, streamlined. Less Quangos, less think tanks, less civil servants, less burocracy.

Dave Holland is the Reform Party PPC for the Mid Bedfordshire Constituency. All opinions on this website www.dave-holland.co.uk are personal opinions & views on different areas of policy & government. Dave supports Reform UK Party policy but is keen for potential supporters and voters to understand his personal views and opinions. For official Reform UK Party policy please visit: https://www.reformparty.uk

STAY CONNECTED

Subscribe for Mid Bedfordshire Reform UK News

* indicates required

* We guard your data as if it were our first born child. You have our word that we won't sell it, rent it, share it or let it play in the street unsupervised. You can also unsubscribe any time from the link in any email we send to you.

See Other Policy Area Information: