Introducing Competition and Informed User Choice into Human Services: Identifying Sectors for Reform

This resource suite contains reports and infographics of the findings of the Productivity Commission Inquiry into Introducing Competition and Informed User Choice into Human Services.

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Final Report

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Human Services: Unlocking choice and the benefits that come with it:
We have identified six areas where greater choice and competition could improve services.
Social housing (public and community)
Public hospital services
Services for remote Indigenous communities
Public dental services.
Specialist palliative care services.
Family and community services.
Read the preliminary findings report and make a submission.

Author(s): Productivity Commission
Organisation: Productivity Commission
Year Published: 2016
Language: English

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