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Structural reform plans

Asked about the structural reform plan updates, the Prime Minister’s Spokesman (PMS) said that we had published structural reform plans for every department during the summer, setting out the main things those departments would do and by what time. Each department also committed to publishing monthly updates on progress.

Asked if the plans were mainly about how to save money, the PMS said that it was more about the key priorities and reforms for each department, for example a key reform for the Home Office was the intention to bring in elected police commissioners.

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