Past Gov’t Reform Efforts and Ideas to Consider过去的政府改革的力度和思路去考虑.pptVIP

Government Reform A Brief History Governor Wilder through Warner and A Few Ideas to Consider Aneesh ChopraFormer Secretary of Technology “I see how much money we leave on the floor every day in Richmond and we are the best managed state in the country. Imagine how bad the other states must be!” Reform Effort Not New ? Governor Doug Wilder 1990-1992 Project Streamline ? Governor George Allen 1994 Blue Ribbon Strike Force on Government Reform ? VA Gov’t Competition Act 1995 Commonwealth Competition Council Reform Efforts Con’t Governor Warner – 2002 Commission on Efficiency and Effectiveness “The Wilder Commission” AG’s Regulatory Reform Commissions Attorney General Jerry Kilgore Attorney General Bob McDonnell Council on Virginia’s Future Project Streamline – Gov. Wilder Many Recommendations Implemented Not Implemented: ?Privatize Virginia Welcome Centers Blue Ribbon Strike Force – Gov. Allen 160 Recommendations Suggested 77.5% Fully or partially implemented 18.75% Not implemented 3.75% No longer valid Blue Ribbon Strike Force Four Recommendations Not Implemented ? Eliminate use of Maximum Employment Levels when discussing state employment and replace it with a budget control system ? Increase privatization of mental health and mental retardation facilities, rehabilitation facilities and child support enforcement Blue Ribbon Strike Force Continued ? Competitively bid more road maintenance -- Interstates do it, not other roads ? Abolish the Compensation Board Commonwealth Competition Council Created in 1995 Council Members appointed by General Assembly and Governor Basically reduced to a footnote in the about 2002/03 period although Council still meets CCC -- Continued Among its Activities when “active” ?Worked with Sen. Walter Stosch on the Public Private Education Infrastructure Act Public Private Transportation Act Saved Tens of Millions ?Created accounting software called COMPETE could de