> as any other bureaucracy It is not bureaucracy vs magical efficiency. There is the same issue in any large organisation, even corporations. In practice I don

> as any other bureaucracy It is not bureaucracy vs magical efficiency. There is the same issue in any large organisation, even corporations. In practice I don’t think it would be as bad as you suggest. Having an agency focused on providing support instead of sending money to shareholders also limits other kinds of inefficiencies. > Again, there's a risk that it will start charging the highest possible price for its services. That is exactly the situation we’re in, where governments are tied and dependent on single providers (be it Microsoft, Oracle, SAP, or others). This solution would create competition opportunities by opening a market, it does not need to be a monopoly.