Senior officials of England believes that a strategic gap that exists in
the heart of Gordon Brown’s management has completed its report.
The Institute for Government document, based on data from 60 Whitehall
figures, so there is no single, coherent strategy and demanded reforms.
The independent charity, warned that the ministries, coordinated with the
efficiency that should be.
However, the Cabinet Office said government departments in close
collaboration.
Of course we will meet to discuss the report with interest. But we do not
accept the conclusion, the Cabinet Office, No. 10, HMT and coordination,
the spokesman said.
As an example, said last year to 18 months has worked very closely and
develop together with other services and government policy response to the
global downturn drive through the creation of the NEC (National Economic
Council) and support Secretariat.
The spokesman said that was unheard of close cooperation between the
Treasury and the Cabinet Office in this area.
The Institute of Government, whose report will be released Monday said
that improving the effectiveness of the state.
He concludes: The British prime minister’s office, is a concentration of
formal powers greater than those of almost any country in the developed
world.
In contrast, fragmentation and lack of coordination in central government
- the Treasury, with the number 10 and the Cabinet Office – leading to an
administrative center is relatively small. The organization warned of a
strange situation which created a strategic vacuum in the heart of the
British Government to introduce the option of all government priorities
and to translate it inhibits action.