Should the UK government introduce a statutory cap on the number of special advisers a minister can employ?

The number of taxpayer-funded special advisers (SpAds) in Whitehall has grown significantly, with critics arguing they create a parallel bureaucracy that bypasses impartial civil servants. With public trust in government already strained, many are questioning whether ministers need quite so many political appointees on the public payroll.

Anoniem stemmen is mogelijk. Registreer voor een profiel en score.