Key Benefits:
In order to improve public resource market configuration mechanisms, to enhance the efficiency of public resource markets, to prevent corruption, to preserve national interests, public interest and legitimate rights of parties, to develop this approach in the light of the basic principles of the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.
Article II deals with public resource transactions and their oversight management activities, which are concentrated in the predominant city public resource transaction centres (hereinafter referred to as “market transaction centres”).
Public resource transactions and their oversight management activities are carried out in the public resource transaction sites that are concentrated in each area (the district).
Article 3 refers to public resources as described in this approach, which are public and public-private resources available to the agencies, State-owned and national control units, business units, people's groups and authorized organizations.
This approach refers to organs and units that apply the Civil Service Act of the People's Republic of China in the context of the special zone.
Public resource concentration in Article IV is governed by the principles of separation, normative operation, strengthening regulatory, integrated advancement, the application of uniformed ground transactions, the publication of information, the harmonization of transaction rules, the harmonization of oversight, and ensuring public, fair, fair and honest credit.
The Committee on Public Resources Transactions in Article 5 is the lead agency for public resource transactions in the special area and is responsible for the coordination of organizations responsible for research resolution and major matters related to public resource transactions.
The Public Resources Transaction Management Office of Article 6 (hereinafter referred to as “commune management”) is the day-to-day working body established by the Committee on Public Resources Transactions responsible for the integrated management of public resource concentration transactions and for the construction, management guidance and coordination of municipal trade centres.
Article 7: Sectors such as urban development and reform, finance, housing and rural and urban construction, land resources, State asset supervision management, transport, water, etc. (hereinafter referred to as “operational administrative authorities”), in accordance with their respective responsibilities, are governed by the relevant approval, approval, documentation (hereinafter referred to as “approval”) operations, which are governed by the law by the corresponding public resource transactions.
Article 8 municipal transaction centres are responsible for the construction and management of integrated services systems for public resource concentration, as well as the order management of activities in the field, providing facilities, facilities and documentation, information advice and services for public resource transactions actors and transaction activities, and assisting relevant operational administrative authorities in the implementation of industry management.
Article 9 municipal inspection bodies are subject to administrative inspection by law of public resource transactions and related inspection targets.
The municipal auditing authority performs audit oversight of public resource transaction activities in accordance with the law.
The benefits of Article 10 public resource transaction services are derived from the Government's non-levant revenue, including income-of-payments management, and the costs incurred by ICRM in carrying out its duties are included in the annual financial budget.
Article 11. Public resource transactions are governed by a directory. The project included in the city's public resource transaction catalogue should be entered into the city transaction centre.
The directory of public resource transactions in Article 12 includes the following types of public resources to be publicly transactiond by law:
(i) Goods, works and services procured by public service units, group organizations using financial funds;
(ii) The right to make public tenders, auctions, construction of walls and mining within the framework of the Phnom Penh, the Stock Lakes Region, the High New Zone, the levies, the levies and tax zones;
(iii) The State-owned assets of the city-level units and the city's subsidiaries, golde and lakes that should be publicly traded by law;
(iv) At the municipal level and in the Phnom Penh area, the construction of tenders shall be openly solicited by law;
(v) Licence of municipal infrastructure and utilities projects, government and social capital cooperation projects (PPP projects);
(vi) National, provincial and municipal provisions should concentrate on other public resources.
The third State asset of the former paragraph, if it relates to a single property, may either choose to be in a city transaction centre or to include a directory of public resource transactions.
The preparation and approval of a directory of public resource transactions in Article 13 is guided by the following principles:
(i) Part of the Government's concentration in the procurement of generic categories, which is automatically incorporated into the city's public resource transaction directory after the Government's focus on the catalogue of procurements has been approved by law;
(ii) Parts other than the previous provision are prepared by WCPU in conjunction with the relevant business administration authorities in the city, with the approval of the Municipal Commission on Public Resources Transactions.
The directory of public resource transactions approved by law is made available to the community by the WCPU.
The Public Resources Transaction Project Unit of Article XIV shall apply for transactions at the municipal transaction centre and shall submit to the Centre for Marketing information, such as the approval of the transaction documents by the competent organ, the commissioning of the transaction documents, and the certificate in accordance with the statutory transaction conditions, the information should be treated in accordance with the law.
The municipal transaction centre should organize transactions and issue transaction information as required.
Article 15 has one of the following cases: the city transaction centre should declare a suspension of the transaction in accordance with its authority or in accordance with the decisions of the competent organ and organize contingency measures:
(i) The transaction cannot be carried out because of the failure of the trading system;
(ii) The transaction cannot be carried out by force majeure;
(iii) During the transaction, the right to public resources is found to be controversial and is being processed by the People's Court, the arbitral body or administrative law enforcement agencies;
(iv) Other circumstances in which the transaction should be suspended by law.
Article 16 states that:
(i) Lossss of the trademarks;
(ii) The suspension under article 15 of this approach ultimately determines that it cannot continue;
(iii) Other circumstances in which the transaction should be terminated by law.
Article 17 Public resource transactions projects shall be subject to exclusive administration of the bonds to which they are paid by law, which shall be collected and paid by the city transaction centre in accordance with the provisions of the Convention; shall not be paid, and shall be paid in accordance with the law.
In accordance with the criteria for the professional classification of evaluation experts, the Office of the Public Administration of Article 18 should move towards the establishment of an integrated evaluation expert bank, in conjunction with the relevant municipal administrative authorities. The specific approach established by the Integrated Evaluation Expert pool was developed by IOM.
Prior to the formation of the Integrated Evaluation Expert pool, public resource transaction activities use the existing evaluation expert pools in each industry to draw, select, evaluate and monitor implementation in accordance with existing regulations in each industry.
The evaluation of public resource transactions in Article 19 takes place at the evaluation sites established by the Centre.
The evaluation experts should be independently evaluated in accordance with the trading procedures and rules.
The results of the evaluation of public resource transactions should be made public at the statutory vehicle and at the public resource transaction network information platform.
Article 20 of the city transaction centre has closed management of public resource transaction evaluation activities, video recording of the evaluation process and archiving of the record.
Article 21, the public resource transaction project unit and the public resource transaction are competing, and contracts should be concluded within the specified period, as required by the transaction documents.
In Article 22, IOM has developed regulations governing the management of centralized transactions of public resources.
The city transaction centre is responsible for the development of a centralized transaction course for public resources.
The twenty-third special area has established a public resource transaction coordination conference system, with the Director of the Commission on Public Resources Transactions, as a convenor, and the Vice-President, the municipal executive heads.
The convenor or the Deputy Convenor may authorize the organization to convene a special coordination meeting to coordinate the disputed public resource concentration of transactions and to shape the implementation of the decision matters; the coordination of important matters cannot be agreed upon by the Principalities or by the Convener or Deputy Convenor to convene a coordination meeting to shape the implementation of the decision-making matters, and no agreement can be reached and the decisions of the commune government will be taken by the WCL.
The Office is responsible for the follow-up to the decisions of the Coordinating Conference.
The twenty-fourth municipal transaction centre should report in writing to the commune in a quarterly manner on the centralization of public resources, discover that there is a violation of the law in the field, transfer of linears to the relevant municipal administrative authorities and assist in the investigation, while reporting on municipal inspection bodies, municipal administrations.
In the course of the survey of the relevant business administration authorities in the city, the authorities are entitled to access, replication of documents, information on centralized transactions, and to inform the commune and municipal trade centres. They should be complemented by MCS and ICRM.
The relevant municipal administrative authorities should reproduce the results to the commune, municipal transaction centres.
In the process of centralizing transaction services for public resources, the Article 25 City transaction centre has questioned the approval documents issued by the relevant business administration authorities, which can be reviewed by the relevant operational administrative authorities and sent to the commune. The relevant operational administrative authorities should communicate the results of the review to the communes, municipal trade centres.
The public resource transaction competition subject of article 26 or other stakeholders consider that the order of the transaction site or the services violate their legitimate rights, may have written objections to the city transaction centre within three working days from the date of the receipt of the objection, and the city transaction centre shall have written responses within three working days from the date of receipt of the objection.
The public resource transaction competition subject or other stakeholders consider that the transaction documents, the trading process and the results are not in accordance with the law and violate their legitimate rights and may make written objections to the public resource transaction project unit or the municipal transaction centre within the specified time frame. The dissatisfaction pointed to the city transaction centre, which should be transferred in a timely manner to the public resource transaction project unit, while informing the dissenting; the public resource transaction project unit should respond within a specified period of time to respond to comments that were sent to the city transaction centre and the relevant municipal administrations.
Article 27 of the Law on Competition in Public Resources Transactions or other persons of interest does not respond to the objection, or the municipal transaction centre, the public resource transaction project unit does not respond within the prescribed time frame, which can be reported through statutory means of claims or within the prescribed time frame.
After having received a complaint report, MCPU should distinguish different circumstances from which written decisions are taken within the prescribed time period or are transferred to the relevant municipal administrative authorities.
The relevant administrative authorities in the city should conduct investigations within the prescribed time frame to deal with the results being sent to the commune.
The second eighty-eight municipal business administration authorities should establish public resource transaction project units and competition actors and their practitioners, broker agencies' credit management mechanisms to share credit information with the municipal transaction centres and to apply credit information results in an integrated manner in accordance with the law.
In violation of the legal regulations and the provisions of this approach, it is recorded in poor credit files.
Article 29 should organize oversight inspections and evaluation of public resource concentration trading activities, monitor the findings of inspection and review reviews and inform relevant operational administrative authorities.
Article 33 violates the provisions of this approach by modifying the period of time by a municipal inspectorate, a municipal operation administrative authority or a superior authority to deal with it by law; constituting an offence, and by bringing criminal responsibility under the law:
(i) No transaction information was issued as required;
(ii) No payment of the payment of the bonds, as prescribed;
(iii) To reject or provide false inspections by law;
(iv) Other violations of the centralized trading process of public resources.
In violation of the preceding paragraph, laws, regulations and regulations are otherwise provided, from their provisions.
The staff of the thirty-first municipal administration, the municipal administration and the municipal transaction centre, in which public resources focus on transaction supervision management and implementation, abuse of authority, negligence, provocative fraud, etc., are disposed of by law by the municipal inspectorate, its unit or the superior authorities; constitute a crime and hold criminal responsibility in accordance with the law.
Article 32 should be publicly transactioned and may choose to choose a public resource transaction project for other trading platforms, and the relevant business administration authorities approve transactions at the municipal transaction centre, with their transactions and oversight activities being carried out in the light of this approach. The relevant operational administrative authorities shall transmit the approval documents to the commune.
Unless publicly transactioned projects are required under the law, the transaction project unit voluntarily chooses to open transactions and, with the consent of the city transaction centre, implements the approach.
Article 33 is implemented effective 10 June 2015.
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