Making Public Services Better | Caroline Makepeace | TEDxStPeterPort

[@sisanjikelana856]

This is very revealing and telling! I would like a public discourse in my country as well

[@WILDARNAV]

Very good and helpful.

[@aprilinacameliaputri7246]

Amazing Think! Hope you succes with ur job

[@ddvantandar-kw7kl]

Where to accommodate the innovation?

[@markmones7938]

It can be improved but the private sector will still be way better with its structure and incentives.

[@cbunny6671]

When we're talking about essential services, the incentive is to make producing it cheaper, not better, so that they can keep a larger percentage of the profits. Cheaper public services Do Not, benefit the public, because you can't opt out of needing water.

[@rolandhoward9412]

Great job

[@Srindal4657]

Competition between public services. Organise the state into individual "public services" funded by the government. Have multiple public services providing the same services or goods. Basic essentials will not be privatised, but turned into public services that have flexibility within the state. Using the public service enables rewards for the people within that public service. More funding, more benefits. What does anyone think?

[@HB9-m7x]

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[@KeenanMag1]

Ah, to be young and wide-eyed...

[@davidansty6450]

Governments need to do this or that. Government agencies should all be privatized. It's the only way to get the tasks currently being hijacked by them done.

[@michaelross7797]

Dissolving public agencies staffed with public administrators whose sole purpose in their job is public service, doesn't seem like a very smart idea. To simply replace them with for profit private institutions doesn't really sound like a win for the average citizen. For profit service will always favor those who can afford it. Rethinking the abundant restrictions, and processes that government workers must perform within would be a good start. Some government services are already privatized. How do you like toll roads, or how well correctional facilities are being ran, or how about those airports?

[@davidansty6450]

​@@michaelross7797 The average citizen pays for all the "free stuff" and consequently earns 10's of thousands less and pays much more for goods and services. The processes that governments "perform" within, cannot be changed and updated. They are government workers and sadly directed within a system that has no self correcting features. A royal commission here and there does absolutely zero. Perhaps privatization isn't perfect but at least it encourages and rewards effort and aptitude.

[@sjakiesjaak]

had to stop after a minute, ktnxbye