days of liz truss premiership, doubt has been cast over the involvement of various institutions in the economic future of this country. how lasting that be, and how much is the reputation of britain dependent, or hinged upon, the chancellor and whoever he is currently paired with, with whoever becomes the new prime minister? , ., whoever becomes the new prime minister? ,., ., , minister? right, so there was an institutional minister? right, so there was an institutional scorched - minister? right, so there was| an institutional scorched earth policy during the course of the summer. the negative briefing against the independent bank of england, the sidelining of the office for budget responsibility, which does the oversight and costing of the uk government s tax and spending measures, and then also on pretty much day one, day two of trussonomics we have the sacking of the top treasury civil servant. together that looked like a package of putting one side of the checks and balances, so
but certainly bringing in someone of his calibre into the heart of downing street in the cabinet office he s in daily contact with the pm and manages a number of key committees already. but he s certainly a really credible figure, and also someone who s done there hard politics. the charge against dan rosenfield, x treasury civil servant, not someone with political. steve barclay is the opposite. he not only has got serious experience in the private sector from serious experience in the private sectorfrom his serious experience in the private sector from his time at the fsa, but he s also got significant political experience and is someone who didn t get elected in 05, got elected in oh ten, in 2010. get elected in 05, got elected in oh ten. in 2010. ten, in 2010. what about the new director of ten, in 2010. what about the new