Not quite. The position is that government has an unfair advantage in competition (might be regulatory or being funded by taxation, or maybe free scale by being

Not quite. The position is that government has an unfair advantage in competition (might be regulatory or being funded by taxation, or maybe free scale by being a government supplier) so they can push out suppliers who would otherwise supply a better / cheaper service. The UK does not have any low cost healthcare providers because you can’t compete with a tax payer funded organisation. Now, do government services tend to be better? That’s another question.