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I wish to give a reasonably broad, high-level view of the way the New Zealand Government is currently thinking about public service, as well as to offer some of my own thoughts that are going to continue to influence us. The first point is that all organisations, public or otherwise, are dealing with a number of what are increasingly appearing to be permanent changes. I will highlight three here. The first is debt reduction in the developed world, which is a generation-long project. We really have no idea of what the ongoing dynamics of this are, because we have never done it before, and no-one else has done it under the circumstances the developed world currently faces. This makes constraint permanent.

The Public Service in the Aftermath of the Global Financial Crisis: Future-proof or future shock?