HMRC Civil Service Reform

Name: HMRC Civil Service Reform
Creator: Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs
Keywords: Government

Published by:: Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs
Last updated:: 10 March 2014
Topic:: Government
Licence:: Open Government Licence

Summary

Civil Service Reform: one year on – HMRC progress on implementing Civil Service Reform.

On 19 June 2012, the Minister for the Cabinet Office and Head of the Civil Service jointly published the Civil Service Reform Plan (See additional links), which set out a series of specific and practical actions to bring about an exceptional Civil Service delivering the best for Britain, that is more skilled, less bureaucratic and more unified.

To mark the anniversary of this publication, the Cabinet Office has published the Civil Service Reform: One Year On report (See additional links), which provides a candid assessment of progress on implementing the 18 actions in the original plan (See additional links). To support this milestone, we have published a short summary of implementation progress within our department.

HM Treasury will be publishing the Public Expenditure Statistical Analysis 2013 on the 16 July on their website. For information on departmental expenditure, including outturn budgets from 2008-09 to 2012-13 and plans for future years (to 2015-16), please refer to this document.

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Download HMRC report - July 2013 , Format: PDF, Dataset: HMRC Civil Service Reform	PDF	10 March 2014	Not available

Supporting documents

Link to the document	Format	Date added
The Civil Service Reform Plan	HTML	10 March 2014
Civil Service Reform Plan - one year on	HTML	10 March 2014

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