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His church's forms and practices had taken reforms much further than Cranmer would have liked.

"Government has taken reform to the utter, utter absurd limits," he tells us.

Among them are more consumer protections, limits on the size of banks and the risks they can take, reforms on executive compensation and greater transparency for controversial securities known as derivatives.

Hedge funds, pension funds, and sovereign wealth funds are stating that they are looking closely at C-suite remuneration, and that it is time to take reform seriously.

And, while his fellow Democrats steer clear of the conflict over his streamlining the county police department, Republicans accused him of taking reform too far.

"In September of 2014 the then prime minister, Mr Abbott, made a decision to take reform of section 18C off the table," he said.

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Take reform of the House of Lords.

If the proposals are adopted, the first changes would be applied to A-level courses beginning in September 2013 - with pupils taking reformed exams in summer 2015.

Meanwhile, some Newark schools are taking reform into their own hands.

"It's not like we're backing out of the reform process," said Engleman-Lado, "but it does give us pause about is anyone going to take reform seriously".