Lord Kennedy of Southwark
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(8 years, 1 month ago)
Lords ChamberAs I said, a collaboration agreement could vastly improve the quality of a service, which is a good thing, but it may not save any money. However, the improvement of the quality of that service may be deemed to be very effective in that collaboration agreement. It obviously ties to both: it could increase the efficiency or it could increase the effectiveness. The happy outcome is that it might improve both. I hope that that is a decent explanation.
I have just one point. Could it be more effective and less efficient or vice versa?