Administrative Restructuring Quotes

The reform [of the civil service] should be thorough, radical, and complete.

There is nothing like proposals for intelligence reform to activate the anti-bodies of the affected agencies.

In China, we are considering ways of resolving our problems by improving our institutions.

When a government is arrived to that degree of corruption as to be incapable of reforming itself, it would not lose much by being new moulded.

We had about 60 regions in Greece and now there are only 13. It'd be like cutting down 50 states to 13 and making it more efficient.

[Rex] Tillerson himself has no deputy, for example. Latest plans from the [Donald Trump's] administration call for a 37 percent cut to the agency's budget, 37 percent.

We're not a Church of preservation but rather a Church of proclamation. To achieve this end, we must be open to significant, if not revolutionary, changes in how the Archdiocese with its parishes and ministries is organized, how it's resourced, how it's staffed.

Donald Trump's got to do some big changes, because what he was voted on. But when you think about how to do it, it would take massive expertise, which his people, believe me, do not have.

It's a whole different attitude toward public service than it once was. I tell you, we can all sit around in our old age and moan about it, but I think the administrative processes and the management effectiveness of the federal government are terrible!