Issue The plan's governance architecture: one vision, three principles, five national goals, 23 strategies and 123 national tasks

Summary

The plan organises its agenda as a hierarchy that runs from a national vision to five national goals, 23 implementation strategies and 123 national tasks. The vision is a country owned by its people in which everyone is happy together, and the three governing principles are listening and integration, fairness and trust, and pragmatism and results. The five goals cover politics that unites the people, an innovation economy leading the world, balanced growth in which everyone prospers, a society with solid basics, and foreign and security policy centred on the national interest. The tasks are distributed across the goals as 19, 29, 23, 37 and 15 respectively, with each task assigned a lead ministry. The twelve priority strategic tasks discussed elsewhere in the plan regroup these national tasks around themes that cut across ministries.