What was the 18 year long meeting called?

The 18-year-long meeting is often referred to as the "Kohler Commission," formally known as the National Commission on the Public Service. Established in 1989, it aimed to address the challenges facing the U.S. federal workforce and recommended reforms to enhance government efficiency and effectiveness. The commission's extensive discussions and findings culminated in a final report released in 2003, proposing significant changes to public service policies and practices.