Keir Starmer and Liz Truss raise similar concerns regarding government inefficiency, claiming it has become overcautious and ineffective due to proliferation of independent organizations. Starmer believes that governmental expansion has resulted in diminished effectiveness, as seen in instances like the Sentencing Council controversy. Reflecting on Tony Blair's past remarks, both politicians critique the civil service's role in maintaining the status quo, suggesting that without reform, governmental inertia will persist. Their views emphasize a shared need for accountability and a nimble administrative framework.
Sir Keir Starmer asserts the state has become 'overcautious' and 'flabby', hindering its effectiveness; he emphasizes that arm's length bodies obstruct governmental action.
Both Sir Keir Starmer and Liz Truss express frustrations about government operations, highlighting issues persistently raised over the past two decades regarding accountability and decision-making.
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