| 英文摘要 |
Taiwanese public-private partnership (PPP) has benefited from the legislation of a law that encourages extensive application of public-private partnership. Relevant literature abounds with research on public-private partnership, and publicness is considered as an important characteristic or even a basic requirement of public-private partnership, but publicness is an ambiguous concept and has no clear definition, an issue that has rarely been dealt with. Since our country has neglected the publicness of public-private partnership for a long time, the author can’t help but wonder what is the public purpose of public-private partnership? What are the means to ensure the publicness of public-private partnership in the process of its implementation? This article takes the National Sports Center in New Taipei City as an example to analyze the public purpose of public-private partnership and seek a way to ensure publicness when promoting public-private partnership in the future. This study finds that legal norms, responding to the expectations and requirements of stakeholders and conforming to the vision and mission of the organization, can be used as means to protect the publicness of public-private partnership. In addition, this study finds that in the process of public-private partnership, it may be possible to enhance the overall commercial interests through the promotional and publicity effects of public welfare activities. The author believes that if we want to further protect the publicness of public-private partnership in the future, we should clearly distinguish rewards and punishments in the legal norms of public-private partnership, and actively create positive incentives for the private sector to protect publicness. |