Changes planned by the government will, in some respects, redefine the welfare state in the Isle of Man.
That from Chief Minister Allan Bell, who was speaking to Manx Radio after delivering his 'Address for Change' speech in Tynwald.
In it he outlined what government's priorities would be over the coming years.
And he says you won't see changes happening to departments all at the same rate:
Paper car tax discs cost DOI £7,500 each month
Minister admits infrastructure is not in place to digitise process within this administration
Milan Vets extends farm services following feedback from clients
Services to continue beyond 1 November with update 'early in the New Year'
Just over half the vehicles examined were defective
Notices were issued for faulty lights, worn tyres, and a missing wheel nut
Health and care services meet at 'Home First' collaboration event
MCALS hosts Manx Care and third sector groups at The Roundhouse
Jason Roberts appointed as Clerk of Braddan Commissioners
Mr Roberts has been the Clerk to Port Erin Commissioners for 13 years