Impact of Policies
Policies can have significant effects on the public services, the government can create new laws that affect all the public services such as the armed services and also it will affect all the emergency services.
Human rights – the public services have a lot of control over our lives as they have the power to take our independence away and also to investigate our private lives, they can use the information they find against us. However, in order for these powers to be conducted, they must be carefully regulated to avoid abuses by the public services against the public. As we live in a democracy, there will always be checks and balances to guarantee no service has power over the public that cannot be challenged.
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The impact of this is there are some women’s whom could have been better at driving or they could have been a better employers then men. They didn’t have the opportunities to show their quality of work in an ambulance services or any different public services. There are really high quality females which works in ambulance service thanks to the equal opportunities act 1970, if there wasn’t the equal opportunities act 1970 therefore the public services would have been affected a lot because it could of meant that people wouldn’t get treated quickly …show more content…
They would struggle to respond to emergence calls.
Positive: can be a good driver, good doctor, high quality whiling dealing with Injuries, women’s can provide better care than men.
On the other hand Man can be better at carry havry equipment which mean man are more stronge then woman.
Negative: women’s wouldn’t be as physical as male therefore it would take a lot of time if a women was dealing with an injured person e.g. if a person was weighing 50 stone and got injured therefore it would take 2/3 time as many as men to carry the injured person.
I think having women’s in ambulance services is good because they can be high class doctor and also they provide more care to people. E.g. if a person was injured and was taken to hospital there is more chance of women looking after the injured person then male because male are good at physical stuff e.g. carrying injured person to hospital. On the other hand women’s are good at looking after people who arrives at the hospital. Women’s do most of the work at home which makes them more caring
Policies can have significant effects on the public services, the government can create new laws that affect all the public services such as the armed services and also it will affect all the emergency services.
Human rights – the public services have a lot of control over our lives as they have the power to take our independence away and also to investigate our private lives, they can use the information they find against us. However, in order for these powers to be conducted, they must be carefully regulated to avoid abuses by the public services against the public. As we live in a democracy, there will always be checks and balances to guarantee no service has power over the public that cannot be challenged.
Examples …show more content…
The impact of this is there are some women’s whom could have been better at driving or they could have been a better employers then men. They didn’t have the opportunities to show their quality of work in an ambulance services or any different public services. There are really high quality females which works in ambulance service thanks to the equal opportunities act 1970, if there wasn’t the equal opportunities act 1970 therefore the public services would have been affected a lot because it could of meant that people wouldn’t get treated quickly …show more content…
They would struggle to respond to emergence calls.
Positive: can be a good driver, good doctor, high quality whiling dealing with Injuries, women’s can provide better care than men.
On the other hand Man can be better at carry havry equipment which mean man are more stronge then woman.
Negative: women’s wouldn’t be as physical as male therefore it would take a lot of time if a women was dealing with an injured person e.g. if a person was weighing 50 stone and got injured therefore it would take 2/3 time as many as men to carry the injured person.
I think having women’s in ambulance services is good because they can be high class doctor and also they provide more care to people. E.g. if a person was injured and was taken to hospital there is more chance of women looking after the injured person then male because male are good at physical stuff e.g. carrying injured person to hospital. On the other hand women’s are good at looking after people who arrives at the hospital. Women’s do most of the work at home which makes them more caring