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Reinvention
Achievements
Is Federal government reinvention making progress? Indeed!
The
Federal government's reinvention achievements to date include:
About
$136 billion in savings to American taxpayers.
The
elimination of over 640,000 pages of internal rules
and about 16,000 pages of Federal regulations, and the
rewriting of 31,000 additional pages into plain language.
The elimination of over 350,000 civilian Federal
positions. The Federal payroll is now smaller than
it has been at any time since President Kennedy's administration.
The
adoption by Federal agencies of over 4,000 standards
for improving service to the public and hundreds of
efficiency-boosting actions.
Most important, after a thirty-year decline, public
trust in the Federal government finally began increasing
four years ago; it continues to increase today.
Could Federal government reinvention be the catalyst in this upward trend? You be the judge, read on!
For
more information, contact John
Kamensky at (202) 694-0001.
10/6/99
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