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Department of Culture and the Arts Department of Culture and the Arts Public Value in Culture and the Arts Seminar Creating Public Value Speaker: Professor John Alford Public value in culture and the arts Public value in culture and the arts


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Department of Culture and the Arts Department of Culture and the Arts

Public Value in Culture and the Arts Seminar

Creating Public Value

Speaker: Professor John Alford

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Public value in culture and the arts Public value in culture and the arts

John Alford 9 December 2010

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Public and private value Public and private value

  • A. Citizenry
  • B. Client roles
  • Paying customers
  • Beneficiaries

Receive private value Receives public value

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Some types of public value Some types of public value

Type of value Examples Pre-conditions for the market / social order Personal security Contract enforcement Property rights Police, courts, prisons, currency, etc Remedying market failure Public goods. Countering / mitigating externalities. Remedying imperfect market information. Regulating natural monopoly. Macroeconomic management. Meeting needs where markets don’t exist (merit goods). Defence, flood control works. Pollution control, public health regulation. Accreditation of educational courses, registration of doctors.

Regulator-General in power industry.

Treasury, Reserve Bank. Education, health. Upholding / promoting equity Distributional equity. Procedural equity. Welfare benefits, access to education. Ombudsman, administrative appeals.

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Some types of public value Some types of public value

Type of value Examples Pre-conditions for the market / social order Personal security Contract enforcement Property rights Police, courts, prisons, currency, etc Remedying market failure Public goods. Countering / mitigating externalities. Remedying imperfect market information. Regulating natural monopoly. Macroeconomic management. Meeting needs where markets don’t exist (merit goods). Defence, flood control works. Pollution control, public health regulation. Accreditation of educational courses, registration of doctors.

Regulator-General in power industry.

Treasury, Reserve Bank. Education, health. Upholding / promoting equity Distributional equity. Procedural equity. Welfare benefits, access to education. Ombudsman, administrative appeals.

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Outcomes Outputs Processes Inputs Inputs Processes Outputs Outcomes

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The The ‘three circles’ model ‘three circles’ model

Authority Legitimacy Pol.support Credibility Etc

Authorising environment Value

  • private
  • public

Purpose Mission Goals Objectives Etc

Productive capacity

  • internal
  • external

Staff Skills Technology Contractors Volunteers Etc

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The authorising environment The authorising environment

DVA Minister PM/Cabinet Citizenry Parliamen t Dept of Finance Other veterans’

  • rganisations

Veterans Media State hospital systems Doctors Defence Dept

RSL

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Forms of authorisation Forms of authorisation

  • Statutes/constitutions.
  • Ministerial directions/requests.
  • Court decisions.
  • Managerial instructions.
  • Professional/expert judgment.
  • Community support.
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The authorising environment The authorising environment

DVA Minister PM/Cabinet Citizenry Parliamen t Dept of Finance Other veterans’

  • rganisations

Veterans Media State hospital systems Doctors Defence Dept

RSL

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Productive capacity Productive capacity

  • Internal/organisational capabilities: Staff (skills,

structure, systems, culture, etc) – PRODUCTION.

  • External capabilities: Contractors, partners, volunteers,

clients, regulatees, etc – CO-PRODUCTION