Mission Control · Upcoming Battle

Battle of Machines — To fix the government delivery machine

Decide whether the government’s machinery continues as a siloed, legacy patchwork — or is rebuilt as a strategic, resilient system fit for modern Britain.

Victory condition: A government machine built deliberately — engineered as a strategic operating system for the country.

If we win: We move from paper forms, outdated IT, and slow bureaucracy — to responsive, software-upgradable, accountable state delivery.

The sides

Enleashed Strategic Government Machine

Government as a designed machine — not an accidental patchwork of departments.
Strategic architecture: modular, upgradable, interoperable.
Delivery judged by outcomes — not announcements.
Government that learns, evolves, and improves like modern engineering.

Legacy Civil Service Patchwork

Paper forms, siloed IT, and departmental fiefdoms.
Delivery by tradition, not design.
No incentive to measure, improve, or modernise.
Government treated as administration, not engineering.

Work in progress

This is a stub briefing. The full battle plan will include diagrams, timelines, responsibility maps, and concrete actions for citizens, chiefs, and institutions.