Titlebook: Statesmen in Disguise; The Changing Role of Geoffrey Kingdon Fry Book 1969 G. K. Fry 1969 political history.political science.politics.publ

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Some Observations about the Fulton Report 1968,eport ‘will stand comparison with the historic Northcote-Trevelyan Report of more than a century ago’, and that the Government had decided ‘to accept the main recommendations of the Report and to embark on the process of reform outlined by the Committee’.

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The Development of the Administrative Class and the Modern State since 1853,rst, the Government had the overall responsibility for the maintenance of internal law and order: hence, the primary responsibilities of the Home Office. Second, it attempted to ensure that the country was able to repel an external attack made upon her, and that she could also defend her overseas po

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Some Observations about the Fulton Report 1968,said that the Fulton Committee had produced a ‘wide-ranging and fundamental review’ of the Civil Service, that he was confident that the Committee’s Report ‘will stand comparison with the historic Northcote-Trevelyan Report of more than a century ago’, and that the Government had decided ‘to accept