led by boris johnson and steve barclay, which i was in a way the spokesman for , to reduce the civil service91,000 to get it back to 2015, six teen levels . the civil six teen levels. the civil service had grown because cause they'd latched on to covid and to brexit to say they needed more people and they needed them to be in london and we'd come to the conclusion that actually the increase in civil servants wasn't providing a better service for you. the subject of his majesty, it was in fact it bloating the system. and of course they were getting themselves higher pay at the same time. and we've seen a very big increase in pay within the civil service as grade inflation has been used to get round wage restraint. and this has happened again and again over the years . again and again over the years. and the government efforts have been ignored. one of the things that i was most concerned to read about in today's figures was the increasing growth in london, because the government had a places for growth scheme to move people out of london to the rest of the country . and it the rest of the cou

civil service staffing growing civil service staffing numbers have increased by nearly a quarter in just seven years. at a cost to you, the taxpayer , at a cost to you, the taxpayer, of about £6 billion. if we could rule a quarter of the world's population ocean with 175 foreign office staff , there's no foreign office staff, there's no reason why we cannot run our island nation today with 40,000 civil servants . how have we gone civil servants. how have we gone back in time to the 1970s.7 jim callaghan's winter of discontent. the age of stagflation, where inflation persists and growth slows .7 well, persists and growth slows? well, that's what's britain's oldest economic research institute has suggested. i'll be asking somerset's favourite economic historian , an edward chancellor, historian, an edward chancellor, whether it's all bad news or if there is any hope on the horizon . for those of you who thought the war on the motorist was waged only in urban battlegrounds , think again. the battlegrounds, think again. the crusade has reached the rural streets of god's own county of somerse

but in terms of the civil service, of course, we want an adequate civil that adequate civil service thatrvice. we want people able to do want people to be able to do that properly. you've that properly. when you've had a government for years and at government for 13 years and at the of now they're trying the end of it now they're trying to say there is an issue that is a on them and not a blemish on them and not anybody else. well thank you very much indeed. >> was whistle stop tour >> that was a whistle stop tour of different of all those different subjects. so much for your perspective. >> very robust cross examination taken very well. >> exactly. taken very well. >> thanky. taken very well. >> thank you. very well. thank you. >> all right. well, thank you very indeed. we're going to very much indeed. we're going to go morning news now with go to your morning news now with tatiana sanchez . tatiana sanchez. >> emily, thank you and good morning . this is the latest from morning. this is the latest from the newsroom . 41 migrants the newsroom. 41 migrants have died in a shipwreck off the

we've been ripped the civil service, ripped off by the civil service, the bill in its the wage bill is in its somewhere in the region of £17.5 billion. we've employed more billion. now we've employed more people service in people in the civil service in the few years than we've the last few years than we've got in the entirety of the british army. but is it efficient ? is it just the blob efficient? is it just the blob and finally, harry's a happy chappy again. i wonder why. oh, yeah, he's big in japan, of course, without meghan by his side. and it comes on the day that the royal website is removed. hrh titles. so lots removed. his hrh titles. so lots to go out today. join me patrick christys on . gb news gb views. christys on. gb news gb views. gbnews.com is that email address? do you think that people on the bibby stockholm barge should be grateful that we are giving them this accommodation? but right now it's your headlines. >> patrick thank you very much and good afternoon. this is the latest from the gb newsroom. the french prime minister is visiting the site of a fire that killed

the last dimension governing civil service and accountability. then there is a substantive law the agencies are administering you talking about how broadly the statutes are written it. believe immense discretion in the hands of the agencies. a lot of the subjects the interior department and others are administering are very complicated. they require a lot of judgments. how could congress actually write laws that are clear and specific but still enable the agency to make judgments based on thelo fact? congress could decide whether they play a role in the issuance of regulation. congress could have to approve them. congress could ask, i found it interesting whenever he testified in congress no one said to me are you accomplishing your mission? what are the goals of this l program? every program should be looked at and congress should stay what aree we trying to accomplish here? andwe if we are not maybe we out to think about doing this program differently. t with oversight by congress involves a lot of work and involves a lot of effort. they really

stop with you and you are willing to shoulder the, they are typically going to. >> a nonpartisan civil serviceof the great achievements of american history. after the civil war late 19th century, the pendleton act active, to get us away from the system where each newly elected president would head out jobs, professional civil service, it would carry over from one administration to the next. stability in government, expertise and government and more. a moment ago you mentioned the roles of the civil service, maybe you could impact that, what are the respective role? >> at the end of the day, the secretary, for the people like it or not, whoever is appointed and confirmed his charge. the policy views are on one hand, a important component but equally important are the laws passed with administering, those of the truth responsibly and then you have facts and it is within the realm of looking at the confines of the law, the facts you have and the extent that there is instruction, but ultimately that responsibility rests with senior appointees. it is really the civil servants help the actual offici

they are typically willing to work with, you know, a professional civil service, a nonpartisan civil service is actually one of the great achievements of american history. in the after the civil war in the late 19th century, you had laws like the pendleton act that were enacted in order to get us away from a spoils system, where each new newly elected president would come in and hand out jobs like political gifts. you'd have a professional civil service that would carry over from one administration to the next for the sake of stability in government for for for for expertise, government and more. a moment ago, you mentioned the respective roles of the civil servants versus the political appointees. maybe you could unpack that a little bit. what are the respective roles of the political appointees and the civil service? well, i think at the end of the day, i'm just as i said, you know, the secretary is the supervisor of that agency, whether people like it or not, whoever is appointed and confirmed is in charge, the views of the president are on one hand a important component but but bu

it's the civil service. and one of those was to do with those jobs was to do with infectious diseases. it had one of these fluffy like of these fluffy names like pubuc of these fluffy names like public health management or something they something like that. but they were really were actually really, really crucial. in 2022 crucial. what happened in 2022 was pandemic. needed was the pandemic. we needed those those positions those people in those positions and because didn't have them, and because we didn't have them, it contributed to a lack of preparedness. and i think we needed the people in position. but the civil service isn't meant be an insurance policy meant to be an insurance policy thatis meant to be an insurance policy that is it. >> who knew we had a pandemic on the way? >> well, we hindsight is a wonderful we would have had a far better idea if we'd had the support position government. >> the civil service as >> i see the civil service as the body and if you pump it full of poison, which this curr

there is a civil service management law. voting can begin. the number of people present is 229. i announce that the voting has been approved. kolberi did not increase the number of elected representatives we can move because each of them has a criterion for moving. i have signed a two-urgent plan from a number of colleagues. we have to follow the rules. now it's kolbari's turn, and the government is asking us to leave the makran beaches again today. the relevant officials brought us, but we apologized to you because the orders and the arrangement of the orders do not allow us to violate the record. therefore , we are failing all our friends in the field of showing our interests and we cannot satisfy their interests. the same thing that you asked us according to the regulations let's go ahead with the next order. let's go ahead according to the procedure. dear guests, you should announce the positive of clematis. welcome. i would like to serve the guests of the public meeting today , monday, the 30th of august 1402 . qazvin province, my dear brothers and sisters, the assembly of

they're like well now it's time for civil service, right? and then the second reason being i really think it's if you want to provide a service and all these distant places. it's actually really hard to require things like civil service exams. there's just an administrative overhead when you have 70,000 post offices that's just really difficult to implement on a lot of ways the second question if i remember it right was to do with contraction and rural areas, but also things like today you're seeing extension of things like amazon delivery kind of ordering stuff like that. is that okay, what's really interesting today is that you're seeing a reverse of what's happening? whereas before the us posts would oftentimes graft this public service onto private infrastructure today. you're seeing things like fedex. graft, its services under the us post because the us post is the only one operating in rural places. right, and if you are a private carrier the incentive for you to establish service in these distant places, highly, you know, not very dens

as we were developing a plan reduce the civil service plan to reduce the civil service numbers by 90,000as in 20 1516. numbers by 90,000 back to where it was in 201516. in an numbers by 90,000 back to where it was in 20 1516. in an attempt it was in 201516. in an attempt to rationalise the workforce working towards a smaller, more efficient but potentially better paid civil service unfortunately, when the current prime minister took office, he ignored these plans. but new figures from the department of health and social care have revealed as a result of a written question that i asked in parliament department parliament that the department has axed 1 in 6 civil service jobs within 7 or 8 months in a bid to direct funds towards the frontline of the nhs to help tackle waiting lists . as we've tackle waiting lists. as we've explained on this programme in the past , that britain once the past, that britain once ruled the world with a vastly smaller service and now smaller civil service and now it's become bloated and bureaucratic . indeed, the latest bureaucratic. indeed, the latest figures

according to the civil service management law, a new chapter of evaluation began in 2006. global experiences it also shows that awards are defined for the quality of services in the public sector, such as the malcolm award, how many should it be in america, which is from the edvard munch award in kerman, in the name of individuals, or the quality award in the european quality foundation, under these awards there were these supervisory awards an individual is not an observer of an organization an organization is sometimes defined in specific areas and sometimes it is a servant in a general way . studies have been conducted in these years in the administrative and employment organization of the country. 81 and 82 of the civil service management law were predicted and since those years we are facing a different generation of shahid rajaei festival who are evaluated within the executive bodies. this history ramsheh martyr rajaee festival today i was not at your service and serving the honorable nation of iran, the 18th rajaee martyr festival was held in the years from 1976 unti

if you know they're going to lose control of the presidency, they are likehe now it's time for civil serviceright? the second reason being ' really think if you want to provide the service and all these distant places it's hard to require things like civil service exams. there is an administrative overhead when you're 70,000 post offices that's usually difficult to implement in a lot of ways for the second question if i remember right was to do with contraction in rural areas but also things like today urc extension of things like amazon delivery kind of ordering stuff like that, is that -- locator what's really interesting that it is you are sitting reverse of what's happening whereas before the u.s. post would oftentimes draft this public service onto private infrastructure. today urc things like fedex the raft itt service under the u.s. post it's only when operating in rural places. if you are a private carrier the incentive for you to establish service in these distant places, not veryic densely populated, is not going to turn a profit. they basically leave that to view his post and cont

the civil service numbers in london are up by 33. n't shock you enough, city service money, payment salaries and bonuses to civil servants , this is up by civil servants, this is up by 60% since 20. you can't believe this. since 2016. so we become ever more centralised and ever more bureaucratised , ever more more bureaucratised, ever more tied up in knots and rules. but the civil servants , many of the civil servants, many of whom, of course, spent most of their life working from home, do rather well . lawlessness in rather well. lawlessness in london. oxford street has been deteriorating for some months. huge numbers of people sleeping rough at night, burglaries, violent assaults . but today it violent assaults. but today it went a step further. people using social media to encourage gangs to go and rob stores. and you can see the violent scenes on these pictures, the police getting involved . but mobs, mobs getting involved. but mobs, mobs just trying to get into shops to do, you know, ransack to loot . do, you know, ransack to loo

they know they're going to lose control of the presidency here they are like now it's time for civil service. and the second reason being i really think if you want to provide the service in all these distant places it really hard to require things like civil service exams appear there's an administrative overhead when you have 70,000 postea offices thats usually difficult to implement in a lot of ways. the second question if i live right was contraction in rural areas but also things like today you were sitting extension of things like amazon delivery kind of ordering stuff like that. what's interesting to date is you're seeing a reverse of what's happening, whereas before the u.s. post what oftentimes graphed this public service onto private infrastructure peer to dangerous thing things like fedex graphed its services on the u.s. post which is the only operating in some places. if you are a private carrier incentive for you to establish service in these distant places, not very densely populated, is likely to turn a profit so they basically leave that to the u.s. post and contract with the

the civil service numbers in london are up by 33. n't shock you enough, city service money, payment salaries and bonuses to civil servants , this is up by civil servants, this is up by 60% since 20. you can't believe this. since 2016. so we become ever more centralised and ever more bureaucratised , ever more more bureaucratised, ever more tied up in knots and rules. but the civil servants , many of the civil servants, many of whom, of course, spent most of their life working from home, do rather well . lawlessness in rather well. lawlessness in london. oxford street has been deteriorating for some months. huge numbers of people sleeping rough at night, burglaries, violent assaults . but today it violent assaults. but today it went a step further. people using social media to encourage gangs to go and rob stores. and you can see the violent scenes on these pictures, the police getting involved . but mobs, mobs getting involved. but mobs, mobs just trying to get into shops to do, you know, ransack to loot . do, you know, ransack to loo

how many of those are civil service versus non profit? >> i would have to pget back to you. >> could you get back to me on that? this is one big area of follow-up that i want to do after this hearing, because we can't improve the system unless we have the staff in place to do the actual work. >> indeed. >> i don't feel like this is just a problem for dph. this is city wide problem and should be a priority for oewd, the mayor office and hr in general and we should work collectively with dph hr and you and the non profit leadership to figure out how to conquer this, because i don't see how we-i dont think if we fill these 63 positions we will have enough case managers to do everything that is necessary, but at least we have to do that. if we got these positions funded we improve without them. >> right. >> i will definitely be following up with you and the other agencies on this and it would be great to know the breakdown of non profits, different strategy, different animal and we might have to talk about bringing those non profit salaries u

if i am not mistaken , the reform of the civil service is the reform of recruitment into the civil service is, competitions and all those things and so and then new salaries, which outraged everyone at the time, and populists like tymoshenko drove us away. the question is , what is happening with this policy now ? there were some issues with the allocation of 400 or so million to these to these series and so on. that is, this is also one of the issues of whether we will be able to attract, for example, specialists after the war to some important positions due to the border of some ukrainians or other people who simply have a good, good education and are kind i don't know if the way of thinking actually and or experience yes and will we manage to leave those people who may return in the first wave but will say no it's simply impossible i 'm going back i already there in a year, in two, i more or less understood how if it is much better there, well, look, if people have returned , they will already be here, because the economy will develop dynamically in ukraine, people simply change countri

oneha of which it is largest source of political patronage for parties and you can extend civil service reform. right and unless you're the outgoing president which you see them t sometimes try to do if yu know they're goingng to lose control of the presidency like now it is time for civil service right. and then, the second reason being i really think it's if you want to provide a service in all of these distance places it is really hard to require thing like civil service exam. there's just administrative overhead when you have 70,000 post offices that is just really difficult to implement a lot of ways. second w question if i remember right was to do is -- con trainings in rural areas but things today you're seeing extension of things like amazon delivery kind of ordering stuff like thatt is that -- roughly, okay. what's really interesting todayo is that -- you're seeing a reverse of what's happening whereas before u.s. post would oftentimes graft this public service to private infrastructure todayre you're seeing fedex -- graft its services on to the u.s. post because u.s. post is t

it is quite understandable that the civil service in hawaii evaluates the actions of the civil serviceorities did not turn on the sirens during an emergency. rescuers did not reach some areas at all, and somewhere people waited for 8 hours. wait, let's go in the water to the families who lost all compensation, $ 700 each completely burned down, the tourist town, 114 people lost their lives, 850 more were missing, in general disasters, and biden sympathizes, as they say from the bottom of his heart, only his words are why once again caused a scandal. i waited many years ago. i was in washington, met with reporters, it was a sunny sunday. suddenly, lightning struck a small pond behind the house and damaged the wiring. long story short, i almost lost my 1967 corvette wife and cat. such cases, the cat almost died. the american media clarified the fire in the mansion of the baidan family, then they dried it out in 20 minutes. after the small president again went to rest. now on to the continent to lake tahoe more than just an exam at the cosmonaut training center in the suburbs, at this mom

civil service and civil work are actually very different from business, but many tools from business we have many young people who work today in the government as well as in state companies, and we bring what is called business experience, we bring it to the civil service. i think that this a good injection of young blood, and it seems to me that in this way we will bring something to this system. at the same time, we rely a lot on those people who were always good in this system, then we will move on to matters of defense, yes, javelins are good, of course, but stugna is better, better, of course. we can convince the world of this. in july, we produced four times more uah 100 than in january of this year, and we are moving in production to increase production further. it so happened that at the beginning of the war, we received a certain number of chivelins and they helped us a lot to survive in the first place, but stugna was also there and worked in the first days, and this is a matter of gratitude to our partners, because javelins are a very good product, but this is a matter of

you can't fire individual employees who are civil service protected.ut those rules do not apply to mass layoffs and mass layoffs are absolutely what i am bringing to the dc bureaucracy. that is how we actually drain the swamp and get this job done. >> thank you. ok. it goes, this time goes way too fast. but so we're going to do the fast three and then i'm going to give you the last five minutes to really talk about some things that are important to you and i'll lead into that question. but here's the fast three. give me one funny campaign moment on the trail. >> so this is a funny one. so we were at the moms for liberty event in philadelphia. we're my mom's for liberty. i love this. so that was the first event where you were there. you remember where we brought our two kids on stage and it was like wild. they're like, we're trying to talk about like how we're going to shut down the department of education. and my son's like running around making faces to the audience. so i'm unveiling a pretty detailed proposal for the first time. it's kind of complica

civil service jobs out of london, i got _ of civil service jobs out of london, i got one — of civil serviceway question might no. i can't. the crazy thing, when they made i anyway question might no. i can't. i the crazy thing, when they made the scrappage scheme, it is difficult for people like me. i�*m actually trying to scrap my van, it�*s a perfectly good fan, i�*m trying to scrap it. there is no hotline available. so i can hear the arguments of everyone saying about clean air. no one, basically i�*m in a situation at the moment where i was on yesterday. my van is polluting london, tomorrow i will be polluting london, tomorrow i will be polluting london, tomorrow i will be polluting london and the day after i will be polluting london, for the next 12 months may be i will be polluting london but i will have to pay £12.50 to do it. is it about getting the £12 50 off me or is it about getting my car off the road? if it�*s about getting vans off the road, set a hotline up. one of the letters i�*m having to argue that i am a tradesman. i have got hundreds and hundreds of invoices, i have publ

shahid rajaei festival they were encouraged and given services, it was done later, according to the civil service management law in 2006, a new chapter of evaluation began . world experiences also show that awards are defined for the quality of services in the public sector, such as the malcolm baldridge award, which has a voice in america. from the wording that exists in kerman in the name of individuals or the quality award in the european quality foundation under these awards, these awards do not refer to an individual, refer to an organization refer to an organization, sometimes defined in specific areas and sometimes services general studies conducted in these years in the administrative and employment organization of the country, we came to the conclusion that we should also have an award for all institutions . it was foreseen in article 81 and 82 of the civil service management law since 2006, and since those years, a different generation of shahid rajaei festival has faced it. we are those who are evaluated within the executive bodies, of course managers should also be evaluated according

against her. >> the civil service >> the civil service >> exactly. why not tag people there ? detention not tag people there? detention centres full, but and then the government needs to account for people. but it's such a wider issue than just tagging. yeah. i mean, i think that it's just putting a sticking plaster over things and we really need to get a grip of this. i mean, i would like to see us stop being a soft touch, stop putting people in hotels who get here illegally and i start dragging the boats back france and the back to france and also the albanian gangs have posted tiktoks how are tiktoks on how women are speaking benjamin tags speaking since benjamin tags with kitchen scissors. >> i mean, you know, you might be to everything be gullible to everything that this don't this person says, but i don't think your are. the fact think your viewers are. the fact is she hasn't stopped the is that she hasn't stopped the boat. cut . benjamin boat. she hasn't cut. benjamin no, i haven't spoken to her. but i think, know what people no, i haven't spo

the crew of the tank alyosha, which was held in the kremlin, the presidential commission on the civil service approved today the draft documents on the reserve of managerial personnel. this was told by presidential aide dmitry mironov according to him, now clear requirements have been established for all candidates. including those related to their editing. separate dear colleagues , attention should be paid to the requirements provided for in the draft acts on the mandatory verification of information on income, property and liabilities of a property nature of persons, i am sure that in this way the federal personnel reserve for the civil service will include persons of high managerial level still a very young man, he managed to scout saboteurs. and, of course, the monsters, the holocaust in lvov was organized by the ukrainians, 6 thousand people were destroyed by the western intelligence services, they were used in anti-soviet activities. the victims of a traffic accident in kaluga today, which happened at a bus stop on kirov street , are in operating room 1 in intensive care , the head of

against her. >> the civil service >> the civil service >> exactly. why not tag people there ? detention not tag people there? detention centres full, but and then the government needs to account for people. but it's such a wider issue than just tagging. yeah. i mean, i think that it's just putting a sticking plaster over things and we really need to get a grip of this. i mean, i would like to see us stop being a soft touch, stop putting people in hotels who get here illegally and i start dragging the boats back france and the back to france and also the albanian gangs have posted tiktoks how are tiktoks on how women are speaking benjamin tags speaking since benjamin tags with kitchen scissors. >> i mean, you know, you might be to everything be gullible to everything that this don't this person says, but i don't think your are. the fact think your viewers are. the fact is she hasn't stopped the is that she hasn't stopped the boat. cut . benjamin boat. she hasn't cut. benjamin no, i haven't spoken to her. but i think, know what people no, i haven't spo

i am sure that in this way the federal personnel reserve in the civil service will include persons ofnce. we are watching a big premiere on the media platform medical detective dr. krasnov, the main characters played by igor petrenko , a talented doctor who has lost his memory after being wounded, he can no longer practice and is trying to restore the events of the last ten years. in of each series along with the secret life of red , viewers can follow the twists and turns in his career today on the media platform. check out the app or website. go. well, on our channel after the big news of the evening, do not forget to watch the continuation of the series spasskaya a news continue to follow the developments, stay with us.

pass the first and second examination, see here, the law has not already been adopted, and the civil service already passed the first examination, which can be used in order to immediately stop the activity of such of a sectarian organization, accordingly, voting for the cabinet draft law can be treated differently, each deputy has the right to his opinion, but this is a shorter way to realization before the approach of our era, the swan was brought to a heart attack, yes , everyone has this, he needs to think about his soul, maybe some such cases that will now be developed with a heart attack of the defense, i do not wish anyone a heart attack, well, we are talking about such high-level active ones, there is one more option regarding such an alternative option regarding pcmp a is the elimination of the decision of the a-a council us, the security of the presidential decree is more important, but still, with the second comma, to do the regional option is a little different story, but it is they who do it in accordance with the law and stop the activity once and for all , whether we are ready

, that that doesn't make us a business state or a civil service state.hose use of terminology, i wouldn't use it myself. terminology is important. let's move on to the bounty that has been put on the head of eight activists who are in exile no longer on the territory of hong kong. the bounty amounts to, what, about 1,000,000 hkd each? that's well over 100,000 usd. the hong kong chief executive — boss, really, of the authorities in hong kong —john lee, he said that these eight were "going to be pursued to the ends of the earth. "people should avoid them like street rats." do you think that sort of terminology best represents the mindset of those in power in hong kong? well, in common law, anyone that has violated an indictable criminal offence is going to be pursued for life. sure. do you see people like nathan law as street rats? i think he should be pursued for life... do you see him as a street rat, mr lee? do you see the activists, the pro—democracy activists who have been forced to leave hong kong, as nothing more than street rats? i think what he'd

skills and competencies from young people who want to further connect their labor activity with the civil service, as maxim ryzhenkov, first deputy head of the presidential administration, noted. the academy of management is the forge of the country's leading personnel, and this project will prepare a worthy replacement. we in the presidential administration are very pleased with the start such a project. you know, many educational institutions have begun to hold their own olympiads to enroll those motivated in their specialties, because the guys. we went further. we are not just preparing for such an olympics, we guys are preparing for it, we have selected all over the country. uh, the most motivated guys. throughout the year, we will teach them the subject that is. for the academy of management , it is of a much higher level than expert schools in order to prepare them for that very main exam. when entering the academy of management, the school provides an opportunity not only to draw on their knowledge, but also to prepare for the introductory company, which is next year. i think it will be di

mobilization is generally a civil service , it is effective not because there is someone with combate, someone without combat experience, especially since it is a very subjective thing. yes, who will decide the president has combat experience, how can you measure it, it’s not a thermometer , yes. and it is determined by the effectiveness of legislation, because it is work with one’s own citizens, and not the destruction of the enemy, these are fundamentally different processes . unfortunately, we can see from this example that we have there is simply no strategy of action and understanding what is mobilization literally these are such openly populist decisions that will not have , unfortunately, any serious impact on mobilization ok, as if we have a good one and no, vereshchuk stated that the war will be long and difficult, this is not the first message from the representatives the authorities that it is worth preparing not for a quick victory , but whether the state of ukraine is ready for a long war and what moments in your opinion remain the most vulnerable well, of course, it is

civil service protection is out term limits in the bureaucracy. i understand this as a seal.ave built -- as a ceo. i have built businesses. if somebody works for you, and you cannot fire them, that means they don't work for you. it means in some way you work for them because you are responsible for what they do without having any authority to change it. i refuse to be a puppet in the white house going to the motions. this is one of the areas that i want to give credit to donald trump and build on his foundation to go further. i give him credit that he was the first person of either political party to identify this rotten problem. i was in the business world when he was doing it by give him immense credit for having the courage to identify the problem of the deep state. i'm not going to be bashing other candidates and that includes him. i respect the most successful president in our century and i also want to learn from where he left off. because one of issues is the managerial class, the advisors who advise the president come from that same swamp. what they told him was you c

the russian government decided to conduct an experiment on the selection of employees for civil servicee help of artificial intelligence , the project will start on september 1 at the base. platforms, government cadres, it is noted that the use of artificial intelligence will automate the selection processes for professional development and motivation , but in the meantime, in the world, due to the growing popularity of chat bots and other types of generative artificial intelligence, new technologies are sounding the alarm, they can lead to massive layoffs, according to estimates of the world economic forum, artificial intelligence in the next 5 years will reduce 83 million jobs, but in return they created only 69 million in order to clarify the situation with artificial intelligence, to make its development controllable and understandable for the participants in the mintsifra market. they proposed to create a state concept on artificial intelligence. it will combine the already implemented approaches and become such a box with tools with all participants in the process will be able to

when she said that you've got the civil that no home civil service that no home secretary succeed these civil conditions. you've got the civil service working against that. most work from four most of them work from home four days they managed to days a week. they managed to process every 18 process one migrant every 18 months. today i read a story months. and today i read a story thatis months. and today i read a story that is true. >> yes, one migrant every 18 months. >> her person? >> her person? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> per person. per person . >> per person. per person. >> per person. per person. >> yes. well, no, but that's the truth. and today i was shocked when i read today that the civil service has a handbook that says that they can't they're not allowed to challenge migrants defence, their, their reasons for some guy comes and says i'm gay. >> 9331- >> you're not gay. >> you're not allowed to probe into it because because you'd be accused of being anti pc even if that migrant is found to be lying, they're not allowed to challenge it. >> even if that migrant is from a safe country

when she said that you've got the civil that no home civil service that no home secretary succeed theseonditions. you've got the civil service working against that. most work from four most of them work from home four days they managed to days a week. they managed to process every 18 process one migrant every 18 months. today i read a story months. and today i read a story thatis months. and today i read a story that is true. >> yes, one migrant every 18 months. >> her person? >> her person? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> per person. per person . >> per person. per person. >> per person. per person. >> yes. well, no, but that's the truth. and today i was shocked when i read today that the civil service has a handbook that says that they can't they're not allowed to challenge migrants defence, their, their reasons for some guy comes and says i'm gay. >> 9331- >> you're not gay. >> you're not allowed to probe into it because because you'd be accused of being anti pc even if that migrant is found to be lying, they're not allowed to challenge it. >> even if that migrant is from a safe country, they'r

scarlett. 493,000in employed in the civil service in 2010. 590,000 now employed.es have expanded it, but of course with expansion doesn't necessarily come efficiency, you know, they also didn't what they didn't do was they didn't expand the asylum claim. >> i mean, that that's what we're talking about. a tiny bit of the civil service, right? that needs that needs to be properly done . is that what we properly done. is that what we needis properly done. is that what we need is more people who know what they're doing and they have to be trained . to be trained. >> right. well, there you go. let's let's do like a rallying call. the asylum admin army, thatis call. the asylum admin army, that is an idea we've come up with on dewbs & co would you be with on dewbs& co would you be up for it? paid of course. we wouldn't expect you to volunteer your time for free. maybe that would fix it. why though ? do you would fix it. why though? do you think things taking so think these things are taking so long first place? now long in the first place? now listen this. apparently say