RicKamila wrote:I don't see how any of this can be seen any other way than positive.
There are lots of potential problems with privately run services and they tend to be introduced as a matter of dogma rather than expediency. Sometimes (in the right business) they work well and sometimes they don't.
I don't think anyone has faulted the existing SAR service- which means (as a user) it's hard to see any upside to this change. Therefore my feeling is that the service is unlikely to improve and has a large chance of getting worse. I hope i'm wrong.
RicKamila wrote: Give them a go, Im sure everyone will be impressed.
Fair enough - let's hope so!