
http://www.johnredwoodsdiary.com/2009/12/03/let-the-board-of-rbs-resign/
Top tory thinks the board of RBS should resign? So he can apply maybe?
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Taken from conservativehome.blog.com - Now THIS I agree with!
The Public Administration Select Committee of the House of Commons will today produce a report on the jargon-laden language of official documents. This is their favourite:
"Savings on the core grant-in-aid delivering the Change-Up programme, against the counterfactual of an inflationary increase and reprioritisation of the OTS budget to fund a wider range of investment programmes from the 2007-08 baseline amount to around £4.8m realised in 2008-09."
That was in a Cabinet Office paper.
Other ugly words highlighted by The Guardian's report of the publication are "rollouts, step changes, public domains, fit for purposes, stakeholder engagements, across the pieces, win-wins, level playing fields and going forwards".
Beginning his response to the Prime Minister's statement on Afghanistan David Cameron has just said this in the Commons:
"Before turning to Afghanistan can I start by putting right something I got wrong last week? While the two Islamic schools I mentioned got government money while being run by people linked to the extremist group Hizb ut Tahrir, and while they did receive that money under a pathfinder scheme, it was not the pathfinder scheme concerned with combating extremism. I am sorry for the error. I believe when you get a fact wrong, you should put it right. But I continue to believe that it is wrong that taxpayers' money goes to schools run by extremists."
Let's hope such errors can be avoided in future but good on Mr Cameron for saying sorry. Smaller men never apologise.
Tim Montgomerie
