Question

What can you do if a problem cannot be solved using a ‘public policy solution’?

Answer 1

If a problem cannot be solved using a public policy solution than it is a duty of the individuals or a group to solve it on their own end. Generally government forms the policies to solve the issues or problems of the general public but it is not correct that these policies always prove as the solution of the problems for which the policies are formed.

For example: If government has formed a policy to give a water pipeline in every society in order to provide safe drinking water but due to some issue government fails to fulfill their promise then it is the responsibility to construct a tap by collecting money.

Answer 2

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If a problem cannot be solved using the public policy solution, you can always solve it with a negotiation, this is a direct discussion of differences between parties involved in a dispute, in a way to resolve issues.

Although it should be mentioned that "public policy solution" is the best way to resolve a problem, justice and law will always be the best way. Policy is made in response of an issue or problem that requires attention. Policy is what the government chooses to do or not do about a particular problem.