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Alex Salmond establishes Christie Commission amid regional hub criticism

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Andy Burnham criticized the slow setup of regional hubs. Alex Salmond established the Christie Commission, which was created 16 years ago to address public sector reform. The Commission's conclusions, according to reports, still hold relevance, particularly regarding the need for services to benefit the people who use them rather than those who designed them.

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The discussion highlights ongoing structural issues within public sector reform in Scotland. The Commission's findings point to systemic challenges, such as local authorities and service delivery, which impact how public funds are managed and utilized across the region.

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  • Andy BurnhamCriticized the slow setup of regional hubs.
  • Alex SalmondEstablished the Christie Commission for public sector reform.

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