19. Feb. 2010. – 16:07:37
The mantra of so many organisations especially within the
civil service is "centralise" or "bigger is better". In any
event it often means removing input of whatever description from a local area
at point of contact or taking the button a long way from the buttonhole but
putting an extra long chord on it. When this happens efficiency is as likely to
be reduced as improved. My own experience with Her Majesty`s Court Service
bears this out.
News
has been released that administration work from the Vale Magistrates Court in
Barry will be transferred to Bridgend. This type of thinking leads me to ask
would government or this one in particular only be satisfied if every form of
administration were transferred to a huge new "administrative capital
city" somewhere between Milton Keynes and Newcastle on Tyne where a
million civil servants could all live together in a bomb proof concrete
underground place called Britannica and run the country as they do now except
they would have nobody to blame for the trouble they`d cause except their own
blind mistaken confidence in centralisation.
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