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The Private Finance Initiative was a complex procurement arrangement, initially brought in by Tory PM John Major in 1992 but heavily expanded by New Labour’s Gordon Brown , then chancellor.
It was ultimately a way of financing public-sector projects (such as schools) through the private sector.
It allowed for a vast array of investment in public sector infrastructure but meant that long-term contracts were drawn up between private investors and public bodies.
Many of these contracts were created in the late 90s , long before the ridiculous state of the UK economy took hold.
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