While' many causes exist to account for the fact that the political progress of the Government has no: kept pace with its military achievements, the inadequacy of the existing. system of government to mect} the practical needs is undoubtedly the chief cause of political stag na tion and the lack of administrative efficiency.
After @ thorough examination of the working of the government machinery in the past, the Session are convinced that unless a chang? in the present system is effected, full ce-ordination and harmony be: tween the various government organs would not "be. possible; and that unless the number of government organs is reduced and the morale of the officialdom improved, despatch in business can not b3 secured nor can the present state of lethargy and inactivity be dimi nated.
Appropriate changes in' the Central Government machinery have therefore been introduced in order that.the National Government may exercise a closer supervision, and direction over tie various govern: ment officials in the performanc* of their duti
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