The New Statesman
•The death - and rebirth - of public sector consultancy
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves has unveiled plans to end all non-essential government spending on external consultants, with the aim of halving the consultancy bill in years to come.
The sector, in its current form, is not offering the value government wants.
Many of the solutions they recommend also lack grounding in practical reality, making them difficult to put into practice.
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79
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informal
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English
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