Victorian cabinet ministers have signed off on a plan to cut up to 500 senior public servants and amalgamate government agencies as part of an effort to save billions of dollars over four years, but stopped short of accepting all the recommendations of a widely anticipated cost-cutting review.
Treasurer Jaclyn Symes is expected to publicly release the report by former bureaucrat and banking executive Helen Silver and the government’s response on Thursday, according to four senior government sources who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
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