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Second, her modernisation will feel more meritocratic and less metropolitan.
Whatever happens, China's secretive military modernisation will encourage defensive efforts by others in the region.
That "modernisation" will demolish union funds if too few members set up direct debits.
Mr Cameron has already warned his party that the benefits of modernisation will not come quickly.
Mark Higson, managing director of operations and modernisation, will leave in July after Royal Mail's annual meeting.
Its modernisation will be complete when it is trusted to sustain and reform the NHS: the matter does not have to be the Tories' perpetual political millstone.
The modernisation programme will be voluntary and it will be up to individual sub-postmasters to decide what to do.
The health minister, Anne Milton, said: "Our modernisation plans will cut the costs of administration by one-third over this parliament, and every penny will be reinvested into frontline services to improve quality for patients.
A modernisation fund will help to upgrade energy systems in lower-income member states, and an innovation fund will provide financial support for renewable energy, carbon capture and storage and low-carbon innovation projects.
The £100m modernisation programme will climax in 2003 in time for the museum's 250th anniversary.
BAE hopes the modernisation programme will give the UK a "world-class" production capability, which could lead to export opportunities.
