I suggest that Mr. Blasko read this booklet or any of the available data from its bibliography. Although I applaud anyone's attempt to review and improve the functioning of my employer, these proposed changes outsourcing of up to 50 percent of traditionally governmental functions, not replacing half of the middle management as its members retire, promising to halve most major acquisitions performed via the Internet will turn government functionality into a chaotic mess. These ideas are evidence of a member of a political family from outside the federal government that sees the federal sector as some sort of many-headed monster that merely needs a couple of swipes of the sword to bring about a happy ending. Ask President Clinton. He came into office with many reforms on his agenda and has yet to accomplish any of the major promises, such as health-care reform.
Promises are easy to make on the platform.
Thankfully, they are much harder to fulfill, in the case of Gov. Bush. Name, title and agency must appear on all correspondence.