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Public Infrastructure Bulletin Volume 1 | Issue 8 Article 12 Winter 8-1-2012 PPP: The best option for Queensland social infrastructure? Norm Jagger Bond University Follow this nd dditional works t : http://epublic . u/pib P rt of the Architecture Commons, nd the Business Commons Recommended Cit tion J gger, Norm (2012) PPP: The best option for Queensl nd social infrastructure?, Public Infrastructure Bulletin: Vol. 1: Iss. 8, Article 12. Avail ble t : http://epublic . u/pib/vol1/iss8/12 This Journal Article is brought to you by the Institute of Sustain ble Development nd Architecture t ePublic tions@bond. It has been ccepted for inclusion in Public Infrastructure Bulletin by n uthorized dministr tor of ePublic tions@bond. For more inform tion, please cont ct Bond University s Repository Coordin tor. Jagger: PPP PPP: THE BEST OPTION FOR QUEENSLAND SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE? NORM JAGGER the Queensland Government’s reluctance to engage with PPPs. In 10 years of decision making only two INTRODUCTION projects, the SETP and the Queensland Schools The trend by governments to procure infrastructure Project (QSP) have reached completion. Both are social using Private Sector Financing Initiatives (PFIs) has infrastructure projects from the education sector. produced a number of variants such as Alliance Cont