British Civil Service Volume 1256 Chapter 1256 Personnel Transfer Many cabinet ministers spoke one after another, expounding on several major issues such as the domestic and foreign affairs of the current government.

Alan Wilson's role is much simpler, calculating what the arms sales can do in Whitehall. Australia has sold mines for so many years, and it is really generous, and it is simply not inferior to later generations of Saudi Arabia.

Converting 400 million pounds into U.S. dollars is more than one billion pounds, and 400 million pounds is also one-fifth of the current British military expenditure. It is an absolute arms sale. Even if it cannot be improved, at least it has consolidated the support rate of the Conservative Party. It is reasonable for the Conservative Party to promote it in the House of Commons.

In fact, the most important thing is that the United Kingdom is really willing to sell it. It is not like the United States is afraid to sell the latest weapon system. This kind of weapon system does not refer to small things, but large ones.

At the end of the next House of Commons inquiry, the three aircraft carrier battle groups deployed as planned have already started to set off, and will be included in the battle order of the Royal Pacific Fleet. As a central force in curbing Indonesia's unrealistic ideas about Australia, this is certainly not true, but Australia will feel valued in this way.

Maggins came to an apartment. He didn't know what Alan Wilson wanted him to do. What could it be? It is nothing more than the transfer of personnel work.

"When did you buy real estate here?" Maggins looked around, as if he had discovered a new world, and commented on the furnishings of the room, but he didn't find that this real estate didn't look like a place to live.

"Don't make a fuss, how can a public servant like me have the money to buy real estate? Don't you know how poor I am? How many orphans and disabled people have I sponsored? A little allowance was also donated to the Paleontological Association and the Institute of Semiconductors .” Allen Wilson spread his hands, and the thank you letters he received could fill the wall.

"Hehe." Maggins expressed his true thoughts with this kind of laughter, "I really don't understand the life of the husband of Britain's richest man, who is poor and white. What do you want me to do?"

"Sir Coster, Permanent Undersecretary of the Ministry of Defense, is about to complete his glorious career as a civil servant and is looking for a place to play his spare time." Alan Wilson sat down, poured a glass of whiskey for Maggins, and said in a persuasive way, "Sir Coster's Whitehall Career is great, it's amazing, you know what that means?"

"It means honorary professors, lifetime members of clubs, directors of old shipyards, and honorary consultants of arms companies." Makins said in a bored tone, "This is all routine."

"You don't want to take over as the Deputy Secretary of the Ministry of Defense?" After taking a sip of whiskey, Alan Wilson looked at Lord Sheffield eagerly, and said as if I liked you very much.

This was beyond Makins' expectations, "Of course I hope to be the permanent undersecretary, but I'm not familiar with the Ministry of Defense."

"There is no need to start, Sir Hansen, the permanent undersecretary of the Ministry of the Interior, is still far from the retirement age. The Ministry of the Interior, like the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Finance, is a less active position. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is better to say, Don't you know that the Treasury and the Home Office are often, for Whitehall, the source of rebellion against authority?"

Since taking over as the Secretary-General of the Cabinet, Alan Wilson has not made drastic adjustments to the civil service system. Anyway, he himself is not yet forty, and there is still plenty of time for the career of supreme authority.

But now that the deputy secretary of the Ministry of National Defense has to go through the revolving door, he will be negligent if he turns a blind eye. The traditional three major ministries are the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of the Interior, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The glory days came, but the Foreign Office would not have been as good as the Treasury and the Home Office if Prime Minister Eden hadn't been in office.

If there is another department besides the three ministries that is considered to be of high authority, it is the Ministry of National Defense.

Defense Minister Profumo, after the Soviet spy case, is already one of his own, but Marshal Mountbatten is about to retire. Alan Wilson naturally believes that his father-in-law has made arrangements, but he also has his own. Arrangements, the positions of ministers are more dependent on elections. These elections are so close each time, and Profumo is not reliable. If the election fails, he will be replaced.

Then in the eyes of some foreign people, the executive deputy minister and the executive undersecretary in the eyes of Whitehall are extremely important. Now Coster wants to retire, and Alan Wilson hopes that Maggins can be on top.

"Wow, if the secretary-general of the cabinet trusts me, I should do my best. But where is Trend?" Makins made a look, the meaning of which is self-evident.

"I respect Leonard very much. As the deputy secretary-general of the cabinet, he has a wide range of contacts. I will discuss it with him, although I don't have to do it at all." Alan Wilson said with a smile, "The key is you, my Sir, if you can open up the situation in the Ministry of Defense, you will naturally convince others."

Now that Maggins is ready, the rest is naturally left to Alan Wilson. He wants to invite Sir Coster, who is about to walk towards the revolving door, to have a relaxed and pleasant meeting.

Sir Coster was delighted when Alan Wilson invited him to dinner at his house in the evening. Alan Wilson made up his mind that as long as he was in London, he would win this game of power. Valley worries

Sir Coster knew very well that this meant getting closer to Alan Wilson.

And he found that the loyalty of the cabinet secretary's other assistants was more impressive than their analytical ability. He felt that as the conversation deepened, he gradually gained the trust of Alan Wilson. Sir Coster could already see that Alan Wilson was growing in Whitehall.

At this time, Alan Wilson was completely different from when he was just helped up by Norman Brook. He acted like a supreme authority, and he still had plenty of time for this supreme authority.

Alan Wilson asked Sir Coster some brief questions, not only about the Middle East but also about Southeast Asia.

"If you don't mind, in addition to proposing that Maggins take over as the executive secretary of the Ministry of Defense, I have another request to Sir." Alan Wilson said in a low voice, as if a little embarrassed.

"The Secretary-General can just say that I'm going to retire soon, and I don't know where else I can help." Sir Coster agreed without hesitation. He thought it was a favor owed to him by the Secretary-General of the Cabinet, and he would definitely be rewarded in the future. of.

There will definitely be rewards. Alan Wilson is drafting an analysis of the black hand behind Indonesia's discoloration, which will be handed over to the United States through the Five Eyes Alliance as a touchstone for allies. It takes someone who is professional and widely recognized to add to their authority, and no one is more authoritative than the Permanent Under Secretary of Defence.

"Can the Secretary-General give me a framework?" Sir Coster knew as soon as he heard it that this was a wave of waste heat before he retired.

This is indeed the case. In fact, according to Alan Wilson's earlier plan, after Indonesian affairs intervened, Richard, the High Commissioner of Malaya, was finally asked to take the blame for Indonesia's discoloration.

However, a miracle by the Soviet Union disrupted this kind of thinking. Britain was not prepared at all, and Indonesia changed color. Although the life and death of nine pillars of the country are unknown, there is actually no loss.

After several days of consideration, Alan Wilson felt that it was extremely important to reshape the root cause of Indonesia's discoloration. Since Sir Coster asked, he had nothing to hide. important role, remember, at least to give the two countries an equal footing."

Alan Wilson knew that this matter had nothing to do with a certain big country, but from the perspective of the United Kingdom, it was impossible.

The public opinion in Europe and the United States after the Korean War was that the image of a certain big country was similar to that of Russia after the Ukrainian War. Population explosion, militarism, and this impression deepened after India was beaten.

The second child of a camp is often more impulsive, and now a certain big country meets this standard, so how can it be okay, it must be at least one of the masterminds behind the scenes.

This survey report will be analyzed jointly with the United States. Alan Wilson actually knows that, in fact, there is no need for him to play tricks, and the Americans themselves will cause trouble. He is only in the special relationship between the United Kingdom and the United States. He will give the United States some evidence to make the Americans dare to think and do more.

"Understood, Secretary-General." Sir Coster already understood the meaning of supreme authority, and he didn't think it was wrong. Does Britain need evidence to frame a country? No need at all! What's more, it was just an analysis report. After he left, he began to play the last remaining heat in his capacity as the standing undersecretary of the Ministry of Defense.

He sent a draft for discussion to Alan Wilson, let the supreme authority evaluate it, and sent another copy after revision. At the meeting of the Ministry of National Defense, he attached great importance to referring to the framework provided by Alan Wilson, and conducted discussions based on it~lightnovelpub.net~ However, it was not all smooth sailing, and there were still many voices of doubt.

These officials tried to push the permanent undersecretary whose Whitehall career was counting down from several important meetings to end this nonsense discussion, but failed.

In Sir Coster's view, these are good signs. If this game is to play a real role in the officialdom, then he is willing to accompany him. Anyway, he doesn't have much time to be a public tool.

Sir Coster was no whining country bumpkin. He has suffered for his opponents on the battlefield, and he will also suffer for his opponents in the Ministry of Defense. And it wasn't just competition or the desire for power that drove his thoughts, he was already about to retire, and he was just using the last time to complete the arrangement of supreme authority.

This is a matter of principle. The prime minister is more concerned with social security than national security, and here Alan Wilson is fighting a just fight, a fight worth fighting with all his heart.

Sir Coster finally got back a logical investigation report. The discoloration of Indonesia was the result of the cooperation between the two major powers of the Soviet bloc. This conclusion moved Alan Wilson.

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