Mainly For Brummies But All Are Welcome To Join In The Birmingham Fun & Chat
Privatisation For Probation service
This is the place where Brummies used to chat about Birmingham old and new along with anything else that interests us.
We have Quizzes, Pizzas, Local History, News, Politics, Wedding Cake, Plum Pudding, Champagne, Easter Eggs and, above all, Respect for our fellow members.
#2 by
phil
(
deleted
)
, Wed Jan 09, 2013 12:18 pm
I can't see how private enterprise can run any department of the government for less than it is costing now. All this shows is how vastly over manned and over funded these departments are.
I heard Grayling (whenever i hear the name of the justice secretary I remember the somewhat corrupt homosexual prison governor in the TV series Bad girls) he carefully sidestepped the question as to who was to be responsible for reporting whether an offender had reoffended, by going on about how serious crimes (killings and sexual assaults) would still be handled by non-privatised staff. So it looks like that, in most cases, the firm who gets paid for keeping an ex-con from reoffending will also have a large part in determining if he has reoffended. Good Conservative thinking that is