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You know, I have a suspicion that this "Public Value Test" is going to be heavily biased in favor of certain "progressive" topics. I really do.

Who defines what is of value to the public anyway? I don't suppose too many people would deny that things like weather reports are of value to the public, but if you are, say, a convinced Christian the gospel is of immense value to the public. If you are a mathematician, numeracy is of immense value to the public. If you are Julian Assange telling everyone everything without check or interpretation is of immense value to the public.

I don't want some Government functionary, of any political stripe, telling me what is good for me to hear.