Civil Service and Political Reform

This chapter examines the decline of the civil service in the UK and its implications for conservative reforms, emphasizing the need for a non-political civil service to maintain integrity and professionalism. The discussion highlights the challenges of enforcing accountability and the complexities of immigration policies, while advocating for decisive action in addressing unlawful immigration. Reflecting on personal political transitions and the potential for positive change, the conversation underscores the importance of separating personal beliefs from professional responsibilities.