Bus services are a hopelessly confused patchwork of provision.
English schools, by contrast, are a multilayered, accumulated patchwork of provision drawing on private and public, religious and secular.
One of the unique things about that cultural economy is its typically British, apparently muddled patchwork of provision - through local government, central government, the Arts Council, individual and corporate patronage, and the BBC.
The provinces/territories were not, however, required to invest matching funds, as they had been under CAP and were free to select from a broad menu of early learning and care programs and funding models, perpetuating the patchwork of provision.
While a Labour government is proposing a lightly sketched patchwork of local provision in education, an avowedly liberal party is championing central planning.
"My big fear would be that, without ringfencing, the progress made is undone, and we revert to a patchwork of service provision".
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NHS and Social Services provision is patchwork.
Britain's fraying patchwork of grassroots sports provision and coaching was not mentioned.
Discourses of investment in stronger standards reflected recognition by policymakers that inconsistent standards and a patchwork of ECEC service provision can lead to uneven access to quality in ECEC for children.
