Oliver Morley is the Chief Executive Officer of the Money and Pensions Service (MaPS), bringing a blend of senior private sector experience and a strong track record of public sector transformation. Before joining MaPS, Oliver served as CEO of the Pension Protection Fund, where he oversaw the doubling of reserves from £6 to £12 billion and an 80% reduction in the PPF levy. During his tenure at the DVLA, both the tax disc and the driving licence counterpart were abolished, with fees cut for the first time. As Keeper of The National Archives, he oversaw landmark projects such as the launch of the 1911 census and legislation.gov.uk. Oliver has been awarded a CBE for his contribution to digital public services.