So the Government has now a to-do list for the next 3 months, having
finished off the to-do in 100 days list.

This is rather infreshing. Telling the people what they have done and giving
a list of what they plan to do in the next 3 months. The public can see what the Government is doing. It encourages people to take an interest and helps
the Government to not get bogged down.

The new/first 3 month list is not as yet on their web site. Still might be
on social media eh?

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Gordon <Gordon@leaf.net.nz> wrote:

So the Government has now a to-do list for the next 3 months, having
finished off the to-do in 100 days list.

This is rather infreshing. Telling the people what they have done and giving >a list of what they plan to do in the next 3 months. The public can see what >the Government is doing. It encourages people to take an interest and helps >the Government to not get bogged down.

The new/first 3 month list is not as yet on their web site. Still might be
on social media eh?

It is from his background I suspect.
This sort of thing is what competent managers do - publish targets and report progress. What a simple concept and one that fills most politicians with terror.

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