Pressing the re-set button on the way government works

September 2010

Pressing the re-set button on the way government worksClick here to download the report

Pressing the re-set button on the way government works

Click here to download the lecture handout

Hon Ruth Richardson, New Zealand Minister of Finance 1990-93, gave a lecture to Reform on 8 September 2010 ahead of the Spending Review.

The lecture discusses how to reform the way government works and considers both the scope of government and the importance of a vibrant private sector.

 

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