Subject: chess graze

From: "Johnny" <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 7 Dec 2006 20:47:17 -0800

The UK remains a very goodplace to do business. If the established firms don'timprove their performance, they are in danger of losing marketshare.
Citizens should easily be able to find outwhat services they are entitled to.
What clients begrudge is if they pay a lot of money, and they don'tget the best service.
Eamonn Butler has sincediscovered that the Netherlands too has a much more strategicvision of things.
There is also a trend towards smaller dealswhich could challenge the dominance of the big players - and helpIndian outsourcers.
Accountability and Benchmarking, Government actively suppliesbenchmark information about its performance. Citizens should easily be able tofind where to get information and services. "There are well known limits to taxation. Involvement and Empowerment, Citizens should be invited toparticipate in decision-making and government ensures they have thenecessary information.
Government compensates them formistakes, and learns from its mistakes. Transparent Public Sector. I am happy that wehave worked as a team, and that this organisation has reached itstargets without compromising our values.
This is the opportunity tocontribute even more to the country.
Eamonn Butler has sincediscovered that the Netherlands too has a much more strategicvision of things. I wonder, might we see a confirmation in part of theLafferCurve, rising tax rates and enforcement leading to lower taxrevenue collected?
Citizens should be able to communicate withgovernment however they like; at the counter, by letter, phone,e-mail, or internet.
Instead companies are focused on winning newcustomers in emerging markets like Brazil, Russia, India andChina.
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Eamonn Butler has sincediscovered that the Netherlands too has a much more strategicvision of things.
Government should be electronicallycompetent, and should guarantee secure identity management andreliable document storage.
Trust and Reliability.