Francis Maude: 'If it can be done online, it should only be done online'

Danny Palmer
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Cabinet Office Minister says online public services should be the only option in order to improve efficiency and save money

If a government service can be provided online, rather than in person, by post or over the phone, then it should be delivered online, Cabinet Office Minister Francis Maude has declared. Maude ma...

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