PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS THAT BENEFIT ALL Over the past 25 years the City of Melbourne has used public-private partnerships (PPPs) to deliver real value to the community. The nature of these partnerships has stayed true to the original principle of PPPs: that all parties should benefit from the partnership. By Rob Adams U nfortunately, in recent times, PPPs have acquired a bad reputation as they’ve been misused by governments as a mechanism to delay payments and defer risks, costing the public more over the long term. Another problematic development is the private sector-led proposal, in which the private sector pitches proposals to govern- ment, avoiding any substantive competition in the process.
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