Whitehall pores over 'big society' bill

white paper to reflect the desire of David Cameron to open public services to private companies

The government is preparing the release of its highly anticipated role and highly controversial reform of public services and white began to distribute the final document - known as the "great company Bill" -. About Whitehall

After intense debate, the legislation was delayed for five months, is to be published next month and is consistently continued in the government's reform program after his plans for the NHS were removed .

In the coming weeks, the legislation will test the voltage across Whitehall to try to prevent beset by the kinds of problems related to the controversial law of the NHS.

The "open utility" bill combining policies that have already been taken, including:

. A focus on staff budgets for social care and health services, which allow a person to spend their money as they wish -. A measure introduced by the Labour government

in social care, 30% of patients are on budgets and staff it would reach 100% by 2013. Health, the pilots began firing personal budgets for patients, the White Paper is likely to accelerate.

. Parents of children with special needs can make their own decisions about education.

. Seniors can choose how to spend money on their care.

. parish councils can take control of parks, playgrounds, parking and traffic restrictions - all the mechanisms to begin to establish "Great Society" agenda of David Cameron. A report from the center Respublica study, published Sunday in The Observer, said the great company was harmful to children, with parks and game systems closed across the country.

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delayed in February was attributed in part to the need to divert resources from the NHS's troubled law, and partly because of ideological differences within the government.

• Cameron outlined his vision of public services in February, saying that private companies may be entitled to challenge the state and providers offer to do the job. He promised that "the decisive end of fashion, from top to bottom, to achieve this, you have taken the model of public services", but ran into opposition from the Liberal Democrats.
• Before Cameron's article on public service reform, Lib Dem Nick Clegg, leader of the Guardians delivered public services that seemed to rule that allows this to happen: "There will profit providers, our public school system. "

Since then, Chief Strategy Officer of Cameron, Steve Hilton, has been pushing to see his vision fully implemented, but their task was made more difficult by George Osborne, who urged caution. It is now believed that the White Paper reflects the will of Cameron and Hilton to open disposition.

A government source said: "The truth is that we were very radical, such as education and welfare, but it is based on that -. Go, hopefully, just before the break "

Turning to another of his favorite subjects, Cameron celebrated Father's Day with a sharp criticism of the parents out of control, saying they should be stigmatized in the same way as drunk drivers.
On another front of the great society, the education secretary, Michael Gove, will announce Monday the progress made in the creation of free schools. In the round of applications closed on June 15, the Ministry of Education has received 281 requests to create free schools in September 2012.

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