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What is the unique element of public policy?
What is the unique element of public policy?
- It is made by private individuals.
- It is made by public authorities. (correct)
- It is made by organizations.
- It is made by practices.
What are the two forms that public policy can take?
What are the two forms that public policy can take?
- Statements and Strategic Actions (correct)
- Organizations and Practices
- Private and Public Policies
- None of the above
What is the purpose of a public policy statement?
What is the purpose of a public policy statement?
To define one or more problems affecting a population or one or more groups within it
What is the purpose of a public policy strategic action?
What is the purpose of a public policy strategic action?
Give an example of a public authority in the Canadian context.
Give an example of a public authority in the Canadian context.
Public policies only apply to individuals, not groups.
Public policies only apply to individuals, not groups.
Private policies are similar to public policies in terms of decision-making authority.
Private policies are similar to public policies in terms of decision-making authority.
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Public Policy
Public Policy
Authoritative decisions made by public authorities, like governments, to address societal issues.
Public Authorities
Public Authorities
Municipal, provincial, or federal governments in Canada, acting on public issues.
Public Policy Statement
Public Policy Statement
A declaration of problems affecting a population or groups.
Strategic Action
Strategic Action
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Canadian Context
Canadian Context
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Decision-Making Level
Decision-Making Level
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Government Actions
Government Actions
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Statement vs Action
Statement vs Action
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Problem Identification
Problem Identification
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Policy Impact
Policy Impact
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Study Notes
Public Policy
- Public policy differs from other types of policies (organizational, practice, private) due to its decision-making level.
- Public policies are authoritative decisions made by public authorities.
- In Canada, public authorities include municipal, provincial, and federal governments.
- Public policy can be expressed as a statement or a strategic action.
- A public policy statement identifies problems impacting a population or specific groups within it.
- Public policy can involve strategic actions by public authorities to address situations or events affecting the population.
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