7.27 Because the Government's commitment to the use of PFI rests only on its analysis of where it may be applicable and the evidence of its delivery of value for money in practice, it is necessary to examine continually particular aspects of the programme to determine whether PFI is the appropriate procurement route. Where PFI procurement does not represent the best value for money option, the Government is committed to pursuing alternative options that offer better value overall. One area where the Government's analysis of PFI suggests that a reassessment of the overall value for money of PFI is necessary is in individually procured low capital value projects, due to disproportionately significant procurement costs and times.