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Prisons, the private sector and the market : some queensland lessons

By: Weller, Patrick.
Material type: materialTypeLabelArticlePublisher: Oxford : Blackwell Publishers Limited, December 1998Australian Journal of Public Administration 57, 4, p. 111-116Abstract: Queensland has two prisons run by private companies;the first contract was signed in 1989. In 1995 a competitive tender for a new prison was won by the QCSC against two private providers. Further, there is now a belief that prisons should be run on commercial grounds. The principal agency, the Queensland Corrective Services Commission (QCSC) has been divided into two bodies - a purchaser and a provider - to allow markets to prevail in Queensland corrective services. What can be learn from these developments? This article will, first, provide a brief history of the change;second, it will explore whether the initial objectives for the introduction of the private sector into the corrective system have been met; and third it will ask wheter market forces can or should be dominant feature and hence whether a corrective services system can or should be organised on a commercial basis
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Queensland has two prisons run by private companies;the first contract was signed in 1989. In 1995 a competitive tender for a new prison was won by the QCSC against two private providers. Further, there is now a belief that prisons should be run on commercial grounds. The principal agency, the Queensland Corrective Services Commission (QCSC) has been divided into two bodies - a purchaser and a provider - to allow markets to prevail in Queensland corrective services. What can be learn from these developments? This article will, first, provide a brief history of the change;second, it will explore whether the initial objectives for the introduction of the private sector into the corrective system have been met; and third it will ask wheter market forces can or should be dominant feature and hence whether a corrective services system can or should be organised on a commercial basis

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