Challenges of Reform in a Bureaucratic System

This chapter examines the decline of supply-side economics and monetarism in political discourse, highlighting the obstacles faced by elected leaders in enacting reforms due to entrenched bureaucratic institutions. It reflects on personal experiences in navigating the complexities of policy implementation, especially in the education sector, underscoring the tension between democratic accountability and unelected bodies. The discussion also critiques the Conservative Party's missed opportunities for significant reforms and the broader implications of judicial changes on the UK's governance.

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