Next year’s Spending Review is likely to be one of the toughest since it was first introduced in 1998. In its first critical study of the review process, Whitehall-watcher the Institute for Government, suggests the approach the Treasury should adopt. Michael Burton reports on its conclusions.
Next year’s Spending Review outlining plans for the following year or three years will be a challenge for all kinds of reasons of which lack of money is only one.
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