Explore how Canada sought to balance governance with official independence through reforms in the civil service and key commissions.
This work traces the move from political patronage to merit-based appointment and the evolving role of independent bodies in public administration.
From the early limits of party influence to the creation of competitive examinations, commissions, and new statutes, the text frames how these changes shaped accountability and efficiency. It also examines the challenges and debates around ministerial responsibility and the practical failures and reforms that followed.
Ideal for readers of Canadian political history and administrative reform who seek a clear, foundational overview of independence in government service.
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