The ownership of this public sector business is of less risk then private companyâs whose aim to create as much money into the business. The reason is because in a public sector business there aim is to provide and be of a benefit to the public. The government department of customs and revenue collect tax from the people who work. The money from the tax is spread between all different departments set up by the government (i.e. NHS, police etc.) within this is the fire service. Advantages too this would be that itâs a non-profit facility, that itâs already paid for and financed by the government and more efficient. Disadvantages would be that the fire services budgets can be cut and they could have too lose staff, a clash between the economy and the sufficiency of a service and watchful management because of the fear of public blame. Overall I believe that they are using the right style of ownership over this business, this is because the fire service is a non-profit making department, being a public service gives anybody the right to use it, weather there paying their tax or not! Using money from the tax shows that all working people support this service. The ownership of this public sector business is of less risk then private companyâs whose aim to create as much money into the business. The reason is because in a public sector business there aim is to provide and be of a benefit to the public. The government department of customs and revenue collect tax from the people who work. The money from the tax is spread between all different departments set up by the government (i.e. NHS, police etc.) within this is the fire service. Advantages too this would be that itâs a non-profit facility, that itâs already paid for and financed by the government and more efficient. Disadvantages would be that the fire services budgets can be cut and they could have too lose staff, a