Unit 1 – Government Policies and the Public Services. P4 – Describe, with examples, the impact of government policies on different public services. M3 – Explain the impact of different government policies on a range of public services. D2 – Evaluate the impact of government policies on public services and the communities they serve. The Impact of UK Government Policies on the public services… The Impact of UK Government Policies on the public services… The policies developed by the UK government can have major effects upon the public services.
Healthcare Delivery Systems Healthcare Providers Read Chapters 3 and 4. Answer the questions in your own words (typing sentences directly from your text is not accepted) and submit your document in the drop box. Substantive answers are required in order to receive full points for the assignment. 1. Discuss the different reasons listed in your text as to why national health insurance has not developed in the U.S. A reason why National Health Care has failed in the United States is because it failed to get an early start due to labor and political views.
M4 analyse how government policies are developed What is a policy? A policy is a statement of what the government is trying to achieve and why. Government policy is the sum of all the individual policies – as a whole they help to define where the government stands on broad political issues. Reference https://www.gov.uk/government/how-government-works Policies come from a number of sources such as: • The public • The media • Public services • Politicians • Subject experts • Civil servants The first process of developing a policy is actually deciding what is going to be contained in that policy in many instances the details of a policies are left to experts within a civil service department who are there to work for the government. Government lawyers are responsible for actually
This is amplified by the fact that the larger pressure groups can leave many smaller ones in their shadow. For example, the British Stammering Association is a small pressure group with a good cause but one that many people will not have heard of due to its lack of funds and support. Many say that pressure groups holding the government to account and challenging authority is a sign of a healthy democracy. After all, a democracy is a system of government where decisions are arrived at by majoritarian principles. If a certain group of people do not feel that they are being represented then a democracy has to be able to recognise them for anything to change.
Therefore they have a chance to influence legislation and steer it in a direction supported by the group. Outsider pressure groups (like the Animal Liberation Front and Fathers 4 Justice) are unlikely to be able to take advantage of this influence of legislation since there are generally not involved with the legislative procedures. This is often due to unreasonable demands or violent and illegal methods of protest. Secondly, the financial situation of a pressure group can greatly affect the influence of a pressure group. This doesn’t just include the funds available to the group, but also the ability to exercise financial power.
Society and community have an important impact in the decision of the consumers. In this globalized modern world the social factors are as influential as the psychological. Economics, culture, trends, peer pressures, to mention some social factors are influential in the products and services that consumer purchase. This document explores the consumer behavior and its nonstop process. The authors provide an analysis of the influence of consumer purchasing, the increase of shopping centers across the United States and Europe, famous trademarks, among other social manipulations are constantly changing the mindset of the different
Established laws are also implemented to safeguard citizens from harm, possible inequities and illegal behavior. Laws are also associated with a series of consequences for the individual and parties involved and on the flip side justice. Laws in essence make matters fair. Laws play an important role in maintaining and sustaining order in society and establish regulations in business. Although citizens must by law follow the law does not necessarily mean that the citizen’s belief system supports the legal system.
Treasury gave $500 billion to keep financial markets from being rocked by bad judgment of bankers and politicians. Aroused the suspicion of pro-lifers by appointing as secretary of Health and Human Services Dr. Louis Sullivan who had been a pro-choice defender; refused to support UN programs that funded compulsory abortion abroad and praised the Supreme Court decision Webster v. Reproductive Health Services of Missouri, weakened the Roe v. Wade decision; but wouldn’t sign the bills limiting federal funding for abortion service. Bush sought to mend fences in the African-American community by appointing General Colin Powell to head the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
Eisenschiml argued that had Grant attended, the military guards who protected him would never have allowed Booth to enter the State Box at Ford's Theatre. Eisenschiml further argued that Grant's refusal of the Lincolns' theater invitation was due to an order by Stanton to change his plans for the evening. Eisenschiml's theory was that Grant's absence left Lincoln vulnerable. Stanton was also alleged to have known that conspirators were meeting at the Surratt boardinghouse, and that he refused to release from duty the powerful Major Thomas T. Eckert after Lincoln asked for him as a bodyguard (falsely stating that Eckert had vital work to do at the War Department's Telegraph Office). Eisenschiml continued from there to make a case against Stanton by examining an entire series of events following Booth's shot.
The reason for why governments in developing countries sometimes are unable or unwilling to implement polices that create favorable conditions for economic growth boils down to two main reasons: social issues and political issues. Political issues are just as multifaceted as the social issues. Due to corrupt governments and regimes the lawlessness spreads throughout the developing nation like wildfire. Political issues revolve around the basic needs of a nation such as simple, yet, necessary infrastructure of schools, hospitals, septic tanks, etc. The necessity of public goods is vital for a developing country to survive, maintain, and become what we consider today, a developed country.