Martin O`Malley on Government Reform

Implement a system of open and transparent administration

In order to make our government work with greater efficiency and effectiveness, we will be implementing StateStat. What is that? It is a system of open and transparent administration that actually sets goals and has guts to measure progress towards achieving those goals. All of that with relentless follow-up. Source: State of the State Address Jan 31, 2007

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