Why is public service the back bone of a country
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The public service, also known as the civil service, is a bureaucracy consisting of departments, agencies, and crown corporations. In Westminster-style democracies the non-partisan body has an integral role in supporting the development, implementation, and enforcement of government policies. I argue that, given the essential part the public service plays in policy-making, it cannot be overstated that the public service is an essential piece of the open government puzzle — its active role helps create policies built on the principles of open government. But, I believe that in order for public servants to implement policies driven by these principles, they need to possess an understanding of what open government entails. Each civil servant needs to have a solid foundation of the principles on which their work will be built, of the tools which bring their work to life, and across each organization there needs to be a positive attitude associated with open government. If we want to see an open government, we need to support, and encourage, the culture change that will make it happen.