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Shared property services in the public sector: a future of collaboration? [electronic resource]

By: Contributor(s): Language: English Series: RICS Research | RICS InsightPublication details: London RICS 2017Description: 20pSubject(s): LOC classification:
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Online resources: Summary: Shared services have increased across the public sector. New legislative freedoms are also partly responsible for the rise of this model of service delivery, which encompasses joint ventures and corporate entities. Shared property services are now trying to catch up, spurred on by government programmes like One Public Estate. At one extreme, shared property services can involve a public sector body supplying a resource to another on an ad hoc basis (and often for free), which is both informal and unstructured. But at the other end of the scale, a shared property services arrangement might involve creating an entirely new company to serve public sector shareholders and, potentially, the wider market. There are of course many variations between these two extremes.
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Shared services have increased across the public sector. New legislative freedoms are also partly responsible for the rise of this model of service delivery, which encompasses joint ventures and corporate entities. Shared property services are now trying to catch up, spurred on by government programmes like One Public Estate. At one extreme, shared property services can involve a public sector body supplying a resource to another on an ad hoc basis (and often for free), which is both informal and unstructured. But at the other end of the scale, a shared property services arrangement might involve creating an entirely new company to serve public sector shareholders and, potentially, the wider market. There are of course many variations between these two extremes.