01122pab a2200169 454500008004000000100002200040245004900062260000900111300001500120362000800135520064100143650004300784650004200827650003400869650001800903773003100921180718b2007   xxu||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  aDillman, David L.  aEnduring values in the British civil service  c2007  ap.863-900.  aNov  aDespite the Blair government's claim that it wants to preserve the "enduring values" of the civil service, recent reforms seem to undermine long-standing constitutional conventions and the public service values that underpin them. This article examines the current debate by comparing the government's vision of a responsible bureaucracy as seen in its reform initiatives to the responses of other participants, especially the Committee on Standards in Public Life. It evaluates the effect of recent reforms on public service values and asks whether the approach taken by the committee to guard these values is sufficient. - Reproduced.  aPublic administration - Greaty Britain  aAdministrative reform - Great Britain  aCivil service - Great Britain  aCivil service  aAdministration and Society