We object to the agreements reached behind closed doors, away from public scrutiny, concerning the reform in the electricity market. The public had no opportunity to weigh in and be heard on the reform, which greatly influences its financial future.
A moment before the historic agreement between Minister Moshe Cahlon and the IEC workers, we are calling government representatives not to give into the pressures of the workers! The electricity power market requires real reform, now, as prescribed by law.
Winners of the Knight of Quality Government Awards for 2015: The public committee headed by retired Justice of the Supreme Court Dalia Dorner chose retired Supreme Court Justice and Assistant Court President Eliezer Rivlin as this year’s winner of the Knight of Quality Government in the field of the Judicial Authority. An additional winner of…
By: Gerald Myers, MQG member and MIET (Member of the Institution of Engineering and Technology) There are many things seriously wrong in Israel’s electricity sector, mainly attributable to shortcomings in government; some of these are detailed below. 1. Defective Functioning of the Israel Electric Corporation Electricity is generated at power stations and supplied to consumers over…
The Movement for Quality Government in Israel 