There are very, very few of those, if any, because government-run entities just don't have excess capacity.

We've got some time to get ready. We're only going to rent the beds as we need them.

We're prohibited by statute now from renting from privates.

The government has created fertile soil for South African companies to grow, and to the extent that they don't take up the opportunities offered [through public-private partnerships] it is their loss, but if the local companies don't then foreigners certainly will.

This is an area where the federal government falls flat on its face.

The domestic manufacturers have capacity in excess of demand, so they have determined to lower price through incentives to keep them occupied.