Maude suggests Ministers should ‘personally appoint’ top civil servants

10 July 2013
Cabinet office minister Francis Maude has suggested that government ministers should have “the power to personally appoint civil servants, special advisers and external policy experts”.
Wed, 10 Jul 2013

Cabinet office minister Francis Maude has suggested that government ministers should have “the power to personally appoint civil servants, special advisers and external policy experts”.

The proposal is outlined in the review of the first year of the...

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