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Once would be a typo. Multiple times shows how your brain is wired.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymore -
The governing... well that's debateable. But the domestic civil service is bonkers.Originally posted by malvolio View PostWhat I do hate is being governed by an unelected bureaucracy of statists, and a domestic civil service that gold plates every little diktat they come up with.
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The government makes policy and the civil service job is to carry out that policy.Originally posted by malvolio View Post
I don't hate Europe. And I'm prone to typos.
What I do hate is being governed by an unelected bureaucracy of statists, and a domestic civil service that gold plates every little diktat they come up with.
If you don't like how a civil service department is carrying out a government policy then contact the minister(s) in charge of that department.
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A common fallacy. You need to go back a step.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostThe government makes policy and the civil service job is to carry out that policy.
If you don't like how a civil service department is carrying out a government policy then contact the minister(s) in charge of that department.
Government policy is almost wholly driven by political considerations, but also by statistical analysis of trends, short and long term economic factors, and to a large extent, upcoming SWOT analyses that they use to inform their decision making.
Who do you think prepares them?Blog? What blog...?
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Cambridge Analytica, Daily Telegraph, Daily Mail and other government advisorsOriginally posted by malvolio View Post
A common fallacy. You need to go back a step.
Government policy is almost wholly driven by political considerations, but also by statistical analysis of trends, short and long term economic factors, and to a large extent, upcoming SWOT analyses that they use to inform their decision making.
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You forgot YouGov and focus groups.Originally posted by WTFH View Post
Cambridge Analytica, Daily Telegraph, Daily Mail and other government advisors
"You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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You're correct. I left out Nadhim Zahawi's business. How stupid of me to forget it.Originally posted by SueEllen View Post
You forgot YouGov ...
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Not right either. Party hacks and researchers take notice of your references for the political judgements. The Civil Service does the numbers.Blog? What blog...?
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