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In 1996 and 1997, when oil stood high, it had an opportunity for wide reform, not least a slashing of the 1.3m-strong public workforce, but did not take it.

Harriet Harman, the current deputy Labour leader who was leader of the House of Commons at the time, said there must be a "big debate" about wide reform of the laws.

That there is a risk – acknowledged in evidence from Sir David Nicholson, the chief executive of the NHS – that the plans to find £20bn in efficiencies over the next three years to fund the rising budget for health will be harder to achieve amid a wide reform plan.

They want the government to be replaced by an unelected "people's council", which would oversee wide reform of the political system.

As minister of education in the Fascist government of Italy from October 1922 to July 1924, Gentile carried out wide reforms.

It was first established 65 years ago in England and Wales as part of wide reforms to build a welfare state.

At the cabinet meeting, Mr. Cameron and Mr. Clegg said the prospect of governing together for five years gave the two parties latitude for instituting wide reforms.

The plan was supported by educational reformers who believed that the decentralized status quo made province-wide reform impossible, but was scrapped when rural residents expressed fears that it would mean the closure of local schools.

Reform targeting certain highly digitalized business is being considered and even implemented by some countries, but comprehensive system-wide reform would appear preferable.