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Dáil
‹ Ceisteanna—Questions . Oral Answers . - Public Service Reform .

Public service reform proposals

Summary

The Minister said proposals to improve public-service management, value for money and use of technology were being considered. He could not say whether discussions with staff associations had begun.

asked the Minister for the Public Service the steps he has taken to reform the public service as outlined in the Fine Gael-Labour Programme for Government, December 1982.

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: The Government are considering a number of specific proposals aimed at improving management in the public service, designed to secure better value for money and to capitalise on the technological opportunities available.

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: Have any discussions been held with the staff unions and associations on the suggested steps?

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: The proposals being considered cover both organisation and personnel and these will need detailed discussions with staff associations. That is self-evident.

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: I asked whether discussions had been held.

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: I am not aware what stage discussions have reached.

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