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RELUCTANT REFORMER

1st September 2023

By: Darlene Creamer

     

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Government continually finds reasons, real and imagined, for failing to follow through with the structural reforms that have been identified as urgent to place the country on a growth pathway. The most recent high-profile delay has related to the mishandling of the Electricity Regulation Amendment Bill, but there are many lower-profile delays that simply don’t capture headlines. The 2024 elections are likely to provide yet another convenient excuse for foot dragging.

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