The chief minister has warned that those not prepared to accelerate the rate of change in slimming down the government, "may be advised to look for work elsewhere".
Allan Bell's uncompromising comments follow criticism from Michael MHK Alf Cannan on the rate of progress being made in the scope of government exercise.
Mr Bell says he sympathises with Mr Cannan's view, but would appreciate specific suggestions from the Michael member as to where the cuts might come:
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