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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1976
ON THE EFFICIENCY OF THE CIVIL SERVICE, MR. WILLIAMS SUGGESTED THAT SENIOR CIVIL SERVANTS SHOULD BE REQUIRED TO ACCOUNT FOR THEIR TIME AS SOLICITORS, ACCOUNTANTS AND OTHER PROFESSIONAL MEN DID.
HE RECALLED THAT SOMETIME AGO HE SUGGESTED IN THE COUNCIL THAT THE LENGTH OF MEETINGS COULD BE RECORDED SO THAT BUSINESS DONE THIS WAY SHOULD BE EXPEDITED. HOWEVER, HE ADDED THAT THE SUGGESTION WAS PARRIED WITH URBANE CHÁRM+.
MR. WILLIAMS POINTED OUT THAT +PRODUCTIVITY IS THE PARRY TO INCREASING COSTS, AND IF SENIOR PUBLIC SERVANTS HAD AN INCREASED AWARENESS OF THEIR OWN COSTS AND HOW THESE ARE DEPLOYED IN TIME, THIS WOULD PENETRATE DOWN THROUGH THE LOWER LEVELS AND PRODUCTIVITY WOULD INCREASE THROUGHOUT.+
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