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excuse for us to be dormant and pitch ourselves in the safe side of the

shores. We need to brave ourselves to navigate through the unchartered

waters to realise opportunities that might permeate promisingly. We need

to be cognisance of the technology disruptions that are wrecking the very

fabric of the way we design and deliver services. Please do develop the

right and emerging skills that is tenable currently so that we can be

relevant.

As conveyed by our Honourable Prime Minister, this is a YEAR OF

DELIVERY for the nation. As such, we need to be very rakyat-oriented in

developing programs that are best for the Rakyat which meets their needs,

expectations and aspirations. We need to be responsive, engaged and

TRUSTED. We need to counter the conundrums of TRUST so that we can

continuously uphold the image of the public service.

The moment of truth will prevail when we as leaders have wisdom in making

sound and wise decisions based on knowledge, experience and good

judgment. It is tough no doubt to come to a balanced good judgment

when we are beleaguered with rules and procedures that steal or defeat our

noble intention of making a good judgment.

This is furthermore compounded when we are now being continuously

plagued with many complexities and patterns of intricacies which are

limiting our ability to adopt, adapt and comprehend the tenacity of the

environment that surrounds. To alleviate this we need wise and caring

leaders. We need to look for the forest and not the trees. Have a holistic

perspective of the issue at hand and evaluate all the possibilities before

coming to a decision.

In the entirety, we as public officials need to be vigilant of the main agendas

streamlining our nation especially that impacts the public service. We need

to be on the toes, reacting continuously and diligently to any nuances that

affect the capability of providing the best service to the Rakyat. Senior

leaders like yourselves are seen as advisers, advocators and movers of

these agenda. Subordinates will look up to you for advice, clarity and

knowledge on many issues that are of concern in the public service. They

seek your leadership and guidance. Capacity to recognise and interpret

significant patterns can be developed if the moral networks that we carry in

our heads get well trained.

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