The Private Finance Initiative (PFI)

The Private Finance Initiative (PFI)

The PFI is one of a range of government policies designed to increase private sector involvement in the provision of public services. This paper looks at the origins of the PFI, expenditure on PFI projects and discusses the arguments for and against the PFI by looking at some of the current topics of interest. 

Grahame Allen

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Parliamentary Standards

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The Human Reproductive Cloning Bill [HL] [Bill 57 of 2001-02]

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Climate Change and the Kyoto Protocol

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The Barnett Formula

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Mobile Phones and Mobile Phone Masts

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The Campaign against International Terrorism: prospects after the fall of the Taliban

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Unemployment by Constituency, November 2001

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The Northern Ireland Decommissioning (Amendment) Bill [Bill 63 2001-02] 

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The Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill [HL] [Bill 51 of 2001-02]

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