The Sun.
London, England, 1855-06-14 00:00:00

ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM.

The following is Mr. Layard's motion to be discussed
on Friday, with the amendments to be proposed by Sir
E. B. Lytton and gr. V. Scully :

" Mr.LayarA—Administrativeßeform—That this house
views with deep and increasin,, concern the state of the
nation, and is of opinion that the manner in which merit
and efficiency have been sacrificed in public appointments
to party and family influences, and to a blind adherence to
routine, has given rise to great misfortunes, and threatens
to bring discredit upon the national character, and to in•'
volvo the country in grave disasters.
" Sir E. B. Lytton—As an amendment to Mr. Layard's
motion on Administrative R?,fortn, to move —That this
house recommends to the earliest attention of her Majesty's
Ministers the.necessity of a careful revision of our various
official establishments, with a view to simplify and facili-
tate the transaction of public business, and, by instituting
judicious' tests of merit, as well as by removing obstruc-
tions to its fair promotion and legitimate rewards, to se-
cure to the service of the State th largest available pro-
portion of the energy and intelligence for which the people
of this country are distinguished.
" Mr. Vincent Scully—Administrative Reform—That
an humble address be presented to her Majesty, thanking
her Majesty for her most gracious order in Council of the
21st day of May last, by which certain persons were di-
rected to examine into and certify the qualifications of all
young men proposed to be appointed to junior situations
in anydepartment of the civil service ; and praying that
her Majesty will be graciously pleased to modify such
order, by directing the ex ,mination to be an open one, and
held in public, and that the examiners do have regard to
superior qualifications and merit; and praying also that a
similar order, or orders, in Council be issued as to the
rnilit9ry, naval, diplomatic, and consular services, with
the view to secure greater efficiency in all departments of
the public service."

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