Ministerial reforms

Ministerial reforms involve changes to how government ministers are appointed, organized, or held accountable. These reforms aim to improve government efficiency, transparency, and accountability by modifying processes such as selection methods, portfolios, or oversight mechanisms. The goal is to ensure ministers effectively serve the public interest and adapt to changing political or administrative needs, often through policy updates, restructuring, or new regulations. Overall, these reforms seek to enhance governance and public trust by making ministerial functions clearer, more accountable, and more responsive.