Writing in Political Quarterly, Jennifer Dixon - director of the Nuffield Trust and former health policy director at the Kings Fund - expressed the frustration of many professionals: "Yet again the focus of reform was on anatonomy (structural reform of organisations) rather than physiology (such as incentives mangement style) which may have more impact on the prevailing culture of the NHS".
They have to implement wide-ranging reforms of the organisation, led by an independent outside body," the MP for Folkestone and Hythe told Sky Sports News.
However, the search for a new boss is on hold until group members have voted on controversial proposals for a sweeping reform of governance throughout the organisation.
On Friday night the IAAF also revealed that Coe had appointed Paul Deighton, the highly regarded former chief executive of the London 2012 organising committee, to oversee reform of the organisation.
At next week's annual conference of the federation, delegates will be asked to endorse a radical reform of the organisation.
Mr Bolton went to the UN with the goal of leading the reform of the organisation, but the effort has stalled in the face of opposition from developing countries, organised at the UN in a "Group of 77".
Greg Dyke will stand down as chairman of the Football Association in the summer after deciding not to seek re-election at the end of his four-year term, amid a bruising battle over long overdue reform of the organisation.
"The old regime should step aside now, so a new team can effect a complete reform of the organisation to reflect the change that the national associations and fans of the game around the world are calling for".
Writing in the British Medical Journal (BMJ), Professor Joel Negin of the University of Sydney and Dr Ranu Dhillon of Harvard Medical School say that only radical reform of the organisation will ensure it can get sufficient funding in the coming years and tackle public health crises.
Moreover, TfL's projections are, by definition, only estimates and Khan has outlined some large ideas (as well as some fluffy ones) for the financial reform of an organisation he described to a gathering of London business people last week as "good but flabby".
