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Cox had a stellar record as governor, with reforms of rural schools, labor, budget and public administration, roads and prisons.

NHS England is particularly pleased that it will allow the service to press ahead with reforms of the treatment of cancer and mental health.

Mr Santos is rolling out an ambitious plan to modernise Colombia, with reforms of everything from the tax system to social programmes.

Nor did she need to try to trump Mr Bush's Social Security reforms with reforms of her own, which might lead to a Bush-boosting compromise.

They argue that next month's climate change bill putting ministers under an obligation to cut carbon emissions, coupled with reforms of the planning laws to allow more wind farms to be built, show that they are tackling the issue head on, but that it will take time to reach the 20% renewables target from such a low base.

Sergio Osorio, who advises the centre-left Party of the Democratic Revolution on energy, cautions that if Mr Calderón tries to pass reforms on an issue as sensitive as oil merely by reaching agreement with the centrist Institutional Revolutionary Party (as he did with reforms of pensions and taxes in 2007), he will "put at risk his legitimacy".

He wants to push ahead with reform of party funding to thwart the Tories too.

The health secretary, Andy Burnham, rightly identifies the problem with reform of social care.

An urgent meeting of the Council of Australian Governments energy council was set, with reform of the national electricity market on the agenda.

"With reform of the constitution, equality between men and women must now become part of the law at every level".

The communications minister, Malcolm Turnbull, is seeking a green light from Tony Abbott to proceed with reform of media ownership.