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How to run a country: A 10 point manifesto for leaders who stand –
and want to deliver
Party leaders make wonderful election promises, but when they get into office they often say they pull the levers of power and nothing happens. Last week, David Cameron complained about the sheer “buggeration factor” of trying to get things done. Tony Blair said he bore the “scars on his back” from forcing change through an obstructive civil service. Now the parties are fine-tuning their manifestos, but do they actually know how to deliver?
Sir Michael Barber is the man who can unlock the secrets of turning promises into action. He was head of the Delivery Unit for Tony Blair, and is now advising the chief minister of Pakistan’s largest province on a plan to get seven million children into schools and to raise education standards. Here are his top 10 rules for leaders who want to make things happen.

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