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1 results foundAuthor: Victoria. Auditor-General Title: Management of Prison Accommodation Using Public Private Partnerships Summary: Since 1996, the private sector has become increasingly involved in owning, operating and managing prisons through public private partnerships (PPP). A PPP is a long-term partnership between the public and private sectors to deliver a major capital asset and/or services. The Department of Justice (DOJ) manages several PPP contracts. When the Port Phillip Prison and Fulham Correctional Centre opened in 1997 the Infrastructure Investment Policy for Victoria (1994) applied. The Metropolitan Remand Centre and Marngoneet Correctional Centre contracts were signed in 2003 under a new policy adopted in 2001 called the Partnerships Victoria Framework. The new Ararat Prison contract was signed in 2010 under a later iteration of this framework, one that complies with the Infrastructure Australia National Guidelines (2008). As two of these PPP prison contracts date back more than 10 years, it is timely to review the operational phase of such long-term contracts. This audit evaluated whether the state is managing PPP prison accommodation services well, whether the services are meeting appropriate standards and whether value-for-money and appropriate risk allocation has been maintained. Details: Melbourne: Victorian Government Printer, 2010. 59p. Source: Internet Resource: Accessed April 13, 2011 at: http://download.audit.vic.gov.au/files/20101509_Prisons_full_report.pdf Year: 2010 Country: Australia URL: http://download.audit.vic.gov.au/files/20101509_Prisons_full_report.pdf Shelf Number: 121329 Keywords: Correctional Administration (Australia)Private PrisonsPrivatization |