Despite some tinkering, the essential architecture of the Dawkins reforms are intact.
It is a rare politician who gets to look back with pride over the continuing success of his reforms a few decades later.
As a staffer, last week's festivities confirm my long-held view that you're better off working for a difficult boss than for some plodder who prides himself on his ability to get through his paperwork and turn in a polished (but vacuous) media performance.
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When I was working for John Dawkins I never thought about a 25 year celebration and reunion.
But it was a great privilege and pleasure to be there last week.
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