Cummings and Gove cannot reform Whitehall without reforming the Treasury

David Richards; Sam Warner; diane coyle; Martin J. Smith

Cummings and Gove cannot reform Whitehall without reforming the Treasury

David Richards, Sam Warner, diane coyle, Martin J. Smith

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Abstract

Dave Richards, Diane Coyle, Martin Smith, and Sam Warner explain why there is little that is novel in Gove and Cummings’s agenda for Whitehall reform. They argue that reformers would do well to consider why reform has been discussed for over 50 years but has yet to happen, and highlight that meaningful change will require Treasury reform.

Original language	English
Type	Nuffield Treasury Project Blog
Media of output	LSE British Politics and Policy
Publisher	British Politics and Policy at LSE
Publication status	Published - 31 Aug 2020

Keywords

Whitehall
Treasury
reform

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Cummings and Gove cannot reform Whitehall without reforming the Treasury

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Public Expenditure Planning and Control in Complex Times: A Study of Whitehall Departments? Relationship to the Treasury (1993-Present)

Why Local Governments will Feel Aggrieved by this Spending Review

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Cummings and Gove cannot reform Whitehall without reforming the Treasury

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Public Expenditure Planning and Control in Complex Times: A Study of Whitehall Departments? Relationship to the Treasury (1993-Present)

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Why Local Governments will Feel Aggrieved by this Spending Review

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