What a Big R Reset of the Public Service of Canada Needs to Do (and Not to Do) DOI

Toby Fyfe

Canadian Public Administration, Journal Year: 2025, Volume and Issue: unknown

Published: April 4, 2025

Abstract The public service faces two macro conditions that should be considered when tackling administrative and structural reforms: one, a growing lack of citizen trust in government two, view the is increasingly irrelevant. While an ambitious reform agenda would require political support, tie up resources potentially exhaust institution, cost doing nothing may greater than taking action to address sense not needed. A Clerk Privy Council led “Big R” initiative focused on long‐term, sustainable appropriate‐to‐the‐times change pursued three areas: improving efficiency effectiveness, responding changing expectations, rebuilding relevance institution.

Language: Английский

What a Big R Reset of the Public Service of Canada Needs to Do (and Not to Do) DOI

Toby Fyfe

Canadian Public Administration, Journal Year: 2025, Volume and Issue: unknown

Published: April 4, 2025

Abstract The public service faces two macro conditions that should be considered when tackling administrative and structural reforms: one, a growing lack of citizen trust in government two, view the is increasingly irrelevant. While an ambitious reform agenda would require political support, tie up resources potentially exhaust institution, cost doing nothing may greater than taking action to address sense not needed. A Clerk Privy Council led “Big R” initiative focused on long‐term, sustainable appropriate‐to‐the‐times change pursued three areas: improving efficiency effectiveness, responding changing expectations, rebuilding relevance institution.

Language: Английский

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