President
Based on the Constitution

As approved by the People's Assembly at its meeting held in the date of 19-11-1425 A.H., 30-12-2004, my birth,
The following are issued:

Section I
Provisions for securing works and requirements

Article 1

In the application of this Act, the following expressions shall mean the meaning of each:
• Minister: Minister of Defence
• Ministry: services of the armed forces, institutions and public directorates of the Ministry of Defence.
• Management: is the subordinate of the General Command of the Army, the Armed Forces or the Ministry of Defence, which contracts, purchase or sell.
• Ratification authority: Minister of Defence or authorized to do so.
• Contractor: the contractor committed to implementing the works or securing the needs, which has been ratified and reached direct order.

Article 2

All needs of the Ministry are provided in one of the following ways
a. Direct procurement.
b. Contract (internal, external).
c. Implementation of the secretariat.
d. The competition.
e. Governmental agreements and contracts entered into account.

Part two.
Direct procurement provisions

Article 3

Direct purchase:
a. It is the way in which all needs from internal or external markets are secured without the need to organize a contract or declaration.
(b) The maximum value of the single deal for internal purchases (100,000 Syrian pounds) shall be assigned to the maximum value of external procurement by order of the Minister.
A non-observance of the value of a single transaction for direct purchase from the internal markets may be ordered by an order issued by the Minister in wartime.

Article 4

Direct purchase is made according to the general conditions book, and is on two types:
a. Procurement from the internal markets and secured by the board of directors, each consisting of at least three members appointed by order of the Director of the Administration.
b. Procurement from foreign markets: It is secured by the following committees, which determines the number and functions of its members by order of the Minister.

Section III
Procurement provisions by contract (internal or external contracts)

Chapter I
General definitions

Article 5

Contractor:
1. It is the manner in which the Ministry believes all of its needs under a signed and certified written contract in accordance with the provisions of this Act.
2. In the contract, all the rights and obligations of the respective contractors shall be explained in the contract.
3. A written contract for purchase by external contract shall be considered as follows:
a. Editor's pledge at the special requirements book.
b. Offers or requests in which prices are not accepted by those wishing to contract.
c. Translation by commercial asset
d. Initial invoices submitted by exhibitors (Proforma).

Article 6

The contracts are classified as follows:
a. Supply contracts: regulated to secure supplies, equipment, transportation, fittings, food, feed, medicines, raw materials, medical, fuel, oil and lubricants, among others.
b. Works contracts. It is organized to carry out all work related to the Ministry's real estate or to fortifications, roads and other construction, renovation and purchase of materials and needs for them.
c. Manufacturing contracts: organized for the manufacture of tools, machinery, equipment, weapons, technical mechanisms and equipment.
d. Transfer contracts: regulated to convert some raw materials into manufactures or products.
e. Repair contracts: it is organized to repair or renovate some equipment and equipment.
And-Real estate contracts: regulated to buy, rent, and invest real estate, according to the laws of the window.
g. Service contracts: to take advantage of the expertise of technicians, specialists and study offices necessary to implement the contracts specified in this article.
h. Rental contracts: regulated for the rental of machinery and mechanisms necessary for the Ministry.

Chapter II
Contract Regulation Rules

Article 7

Due to the organization of contracts:
• The provisions of this Act.
• General condition book provisions.
• Technical Requirements Book.
• Special condition book.
a. General requirements book:
1. applies to all contracts, sales and sales and clearly defines the rights and obligations of the contractors, the stages prior to the organization of the contract, the work on its implementation, the liquidation rules resulting from it, and how it will be paid to its beneficiaries.
2. A general condition book shall be established by decision of the Minister on the proposal of the Financial Administration and the Army Insurance Office.
b. Technical requirements book:
1. Each type of "needs and works" shall be established for a technical working book setting out the standards, photographers, weights, categories and others of the technical specifications.
2. The ledgers shall be organized by a committee of at least three members appointed to this end by the Director of the Department, which is ratified by the Minister or by the person who authorizes him to do so.
c. Special condition book:
1. The conditions for this contract shall be established at the time of each contract and shall be established as the nature of the work or the type and quantity of requirements with the duration of implementation, possible dates, receipt or delivery dates and others.
2. This book is organized by the Department for which the purchase is held according to a standard model put in place by the financial management of the internal contracts, the Army Insurance Office for Foreign Contracts, and is certified by the Minister or by the person who delegated it to him.
In some cases, a technical or special condition book may be dispensing with, when such conditions are limited, and in this case it is stated in the declaration and the contract.
e. The Ministry is entitled to secure its public sector needs at official rates specified by the State under bills of any value, without complying with the provisions of this law in the following cases:
1. If the requirements are based on formal information.
2. If the requirements are limited to production, distribution or public service delivery.
The foreign contracts may be approved by the Minister upon the proposal of the Army Insurance Bureau not to comply with the provisions of this law and all the books of conditions or part of it according to the requirements of the public interest, and only the conditions set forth in the contract.

Chapter III
Contracting authorities

Article 8

Requirements and works are believed to be contracted from the internal or external markets before:
a. Contract and tender committees that are appointed by order of the Director of the Administration and charged with the completion of all subsequent transactions and procedures before and after the organization of the contract.
b. By order of the Minister, certain external purchases may be secured through competent committees appointed in accordance with the public interest and without compliance with the provisions of this law or the books of conditions.

Chapter IV
Methods for conducting contracts

Article 9

The contracts in the Ministry are conducted either in the manner of tenders or in a consensual manner.

Article 10

tenders: and be on three types: regular tender, restricted tender, bid by selection:
a. Regular tender: to secure works and needs known in technical terms and descriptions where the work in this case is limited to the examination of submissions and the selection of the most appropriate prices (in accordance with the terms of the conditions thereof).
b. Restricted tendering: works to secure works and needs that require technical requirements and special attention that can be achieved only by natural or legal persons known for their expertise, technical competence and financial capacity.
The tender for selection is underway to secure the works and needs whose specifications cannot be determined in a precise and clear way, as the exhibitors are required to submit works or needs models for examination and give them figures indicating their quality before.

A technical committee formed for this purpose.

Article 11

consensual: in two types: either by requesting offers or by direct agreement:
-Request for submission and use in the following cases:
1. When tenders are failed definitively in the cases mentioned in article 14, paragraph 12, of this Law.
2. When the works and needs have a confidential capacity relating to the safety and security of the State.
-In all cases stipulated above, the department in charge of preparing contracts is deliberately required to submit bids from those who see them competent, and contracts those who see it as more useful for management.

Article 12

Direct agreement and resort to it in the following cases:
1. When it is impossible to implement some of the works or to secure some requirements through the auction, or to request offers for possible execution or access only by a single person (natural or legal person) who is specialized, productive, acquired, or owns

Patent, or the Ministry considers that it is in the interest to contract it only for the reasons set out in the second paragraph of article 11 of the preceding article.
2. When a tender or solicitation is not possible owing to the urgent grade, or to the failure of the method of tendering and the solicitation of submissions.
3. Upon dissolution or withdrawal of the execution of the contract in accordance with the provisions of article 25 of this Law.
4. When the public interest requires the standardization of species, or the updating of previously contracted needs.
In any case, the Administration is engaged directly with those who see the qualifications required in accordance with the conditions set out.

Chapter V
Contract Methods Identification Authorities

Article 13

Methods for the conduct of contracts shall be determined by the Minister or his or her delegate, upon the proposal of the Director of the Administration containing the legal reasons therefor.

Chapter VI
Rules for the auction

Article 14

The following rules apply to the various types of tenders set out in article 10 of this Law:
1. Public meeting: The auction shall take place at a public meeting attended by the participants or those who have a law on behalf of them, and shall write their written submissions when they cannot be present.
2. Tender committees:
a. A committee shall be carried out by a committee consisting of at least three members whose composition, working style and terms of reference shall be determined by the general conditions book.
b. This committee shall be entitled to use the necessary experts and shall have an advisory capacity.
c. If between the Chairperson of the Committee or one of its members and one of the exhibitors is a relative link, the President of the Committee shall be informed of the matter, so that an alternative shall be assigned to him. The kinship means "assets, branches and relatives to the fourth degree".
3. Declaration on the auction:
a. Each tender shall be preceded by the declaration of its definition and its conditions, and where the books of conditions may be accessed.
b. The auction shall be announced by the Official Announcements Bulletin and by any other such that it believes in.
c. The duration of the auction for the auction shall be at least 15 days for internal contracts and, with the Minister's consent, it may be reduced to a minimum of 5 days in cases of justified velocity in which the general conditions book sets out its controls.
4. Conditions of entry into tenders: those wishing to enter tenders shall have the following conditions:
a. Arab Syrian or in its rule of Palestinian Arabs.
b. Not sentenced to a felony or an outrageous offence under the laws in force.
c. Do not work in a public service, and be registered in the commercial register and in one of the chambers of commerce, agriculture or industry.
It shall not be denied entry into tenders or contracts with the Ministry, or with public authorities, or reserved for its funds, an executive reservation.
e. To be registered on the Ministry's contractors list.
and -- to be involved in his or her own behalf, or through his legal representative, under an official agency.
g. The company that represents them is licensed to operate in the Syrian Arab Republic, and that this representative shall carry an official agency with the right to represent the company and to contract and review on its behalf.
h. To be classified by the Ministry of Housing and Construction as the category required for the implementation of the works contracts.
5. Price specified:
a. Each tender shall be preceded by a special study to determine the cost of the works, and the prices of the requirements for setting the specific price on which the auction will take place.
b. The price specified shall be placed by a committee of at least three members and written by hand and certified by the Director of the Department, as specified in the general conditions book and sent to the tender committee within a envelope sealed with red wax and placed within

Another ordinary circumstance, and it only opens at the auction session.
c. The specified price must remain muffled even after the auction, and non-members of the bid committee are not allowed to see it.
d. In the cases specified in the general ledger, the price specified with the approval of the certifying authority may be dispensing with.
6. Rules for restricted tendering:
a-Each tender must be preceded by a special examination conducted in a confidential meeting by the tender committee to examine the offers submitted, and to ascertain the information obtained from the exhibitors regarding their competence and integrity.
b. The Committee shall without the result of its consideration of a special record, in which the names of the persons admitted to the tender and the rejected (if they are found) shall be remembered with the reasons, and shall not be accepted for the auction without the name given between the accepted persons.
7. Rules for the selection bid:
(a) Each tender shall be preceded by a confidential meeting of the tenders committee to examine the models submitted by the exhibitors.
b. Models are being examined in the presence of the technical committee formed to this end to assess the quality of the problem.
c. The outcome of the meeting of the Committee shall be without a special record in which the names of the accepted names are remembered.
(d) The Committee shall, at the beginning of the meeting, declare the names of those who are acceptable without declaring a degree of quality, and then shall release the bids and extract the results, by dividing the price on the grade of quality, and to classify the offers on this basis as specified in the general terms book.
8. Presentations:
a. The offers shall be made under requests signed by the exhibitors or legal representatives, written in a clear form and read in accordance with the form and instructions specified in the books of public, private and technical conditions, and shall be attached to the offers all supporting documents provided for in the present report.

These notebooks.
b. These submissions shall be sent to the Department within a post-sealed envelope, or delivered by hand within the time limit for submission.
c. The presentations shall be adjourned and accepted for attendance.
9. Designation of contractors:
a. The accepted offers are classified in the order of categories and prices starting at the lower price, after which the Chairman of the Committee announces the name of the exhibitors who provided the lowest prices, and the most useful for the Administration as a temporary contractor.
b. The general conditions book shall be assigned to the rate of increase on the specified price, which can be exceeded only with the approval of the Minister or the delegate.
c. The Tender Committee shall not accept any price break, except that the Director of Administration may (request or accept the price break) under the following conditions:
1) To be broken at the invitation of the administrator of all the exhibitors who participated in the tender and accepted their offers.
2) to be broken in a public hearing and only for one time to be fixed by the administrator within the duration of the bids.
3) Provide the breaker in writing at the one-time price breaker session.
4) to be broken in the presence of the tendering committee.
(5) The amount of reduction caused by breaker shall not be less than 5 % from the price under which the auction was referred to the exhibitors at the lowest price.
6) The proceedings of the breaking session are not contained in a record supplementary to the record of the auction committee and certified by the Director of the Administration.
7) The fracture shall be accepted only if all the preceding provisions are in place.
8) A price break may not be requested or accepted upon approval of the minutes of the auction committee by the Director of the Administration.
10. Minutes of the auction:
a. The various work of the auction committee shall be contained in a record, in which the objections that may be made by the exhibitors during the meeting shall be recalled.
b. This record shall be signed by the Chairman and members of the tenders committee, the Contractor and the objecting if they are found, and shall be submitted to the Director of the Administration for the decision to follow up on the procedures for contracting or requesting the breaking of prices in accordance with article 14 of the item (9/c).
11-postponement of the auction session: The auction session is postponed for a date to be determined in the general conditions book in the following cases:
a. Failure to enter prices offered within the specified price range.
b. Single against the meeting.
12. Failure of the auction: The auction is considered a failure in the following cases:
a. Failure to submit any exhibitors for the postponed auction session.
b. Do not achieve the required amount of reduction in the price breaker session (for the specified price).
c. Rejection of technical offers due to lack of access to the minimum acceptable quality.
If the auction is considered a failure, the Committee shall organize a record of the reasons for the failure of the auction and submit it to the Director of the Administration for the proposal for a new tender, or a consensual contract, as required by the interest.

Chapter VII
Rules for consensual contract procedure

Article 15

1. Contracts in the manner of solicitation:
a. When applying to the solicitation method, it is announced in the Bulletin of the Official Declarations and other means of advertising and by sending requests for submissions to the relationship owners.
b. The duration of the announcement of requests for proposals shall be at least ten days for internal contracts and thirty days for foreign contracts.
c. The descriptions and conditions of the works and the requirements of a consensual contract are defined in the technical and special conditions, and in some cases the owners of the relationship can request the models.
d. A contractual wish must be available for the following:
-Internal contracting: the same conditions required of the tenders, and their presentations are made in the form described in article 14, paragraph 8, of this Law.
-External contracting: to be determined in the general terms book.
e. The offers shall be adjourned in a private meeting by the Tender Committee.
The tender committee shall examine the bids and classify them in the order of their categories, and then declare the name of the temporary contractor to be submitted at prices within the specified price limit, which is shown to the Committee in its offer of the greatest benefit to the Department.
The Committee is not bound to accept those who applied at the lowest prices, but rather to take into account the artistic value and quality of the things presented and its approval of the books of conditions, and then it deliberately organizes a record of its work, which is signed by them only, which is guaranteed by the reasons for their selection.

This provisional contractor shall be authorized and submitted to the competent authority set forth in article 13 of this Law with the contract signed by the Contractor and by the Contractor for ratification, even if only one exhibitors have advanced.
h. Rerecord with the approved contract to the Committee for the communication of the contract to the Contractor.

2. Direct agreement contracts:
a. Direct agreement shall be made in the same manner as described in paragraph 1 of this article.
b. The Declaration is made public and is limited to the information of specialists only.
c. A direct agreement in the case of a direct agreement may not comply with the provisions of the general terms book or some of them.
d. Foreign exchange agreement contracts may be signed by correspondence.
3. With the consent of the Minister, in cases that do not require the organization of an internal contract, specified in the general ledger, the signature of the special condition book, the presentation itself or the invoice submitted by the contractor may be required.
4. In the foreign contracts, all the rights and obligations of the contracting parties shall be clarified and, with the consent of the Minister, they may include special provisions in the conditions of payment and insurance and the resolution of differences without respect for the laws in force.

Article 16

Specifies how contracts are conducted by auction or by mutual consent in detail in the general terms book.
Securing all the requirements of the Ministry through the implementation of the secretariat shall be made by decision of the Minister each time that it is in the interest of the Administration or the necessity of speed, the impossibility of carrying out the works or securing the requirements by means of contractors.

Section IV
Procedures following the organization of contracts

Chapter I
Ratification of contracts

Rule 17

The contracts are ratified by the various types of the Minister or their delegate.

Rule 18

Notification of contract certification:
a. Contracts are reported immediately after their ratification to temporary contractors or those who are acting legally in accordance with the terms set out in the general terms book and after being notified of the contract by the contract.
b. The provisional contractor shall be informed of the certification within thirty days of internal contracts and forty days for foreign contracts and shall commence from the day following the date of signing the contract.
c. Contractors have yet to be notified of their contracts' certification of the implementation of their obligations or obligations, as specified in the books of conditions and contract.

Chapter II
Insurance

Rule 19

Insurance:
1. Those wishing to contract or enter into tenders shall be required to provide all insurance provided for in the special requirements book, and shall be three types:
a. Temporary: to be attached to the offer or application for admission to the auction.
B-Final: Progress within a period specified in the general terms book.
c. Technical assurance: advances to contracts whose nature requires that.
2. Insurance shall be provided to the Management Accountant, under certified checks, bail or bank transfer from banks that are acceptable according to the regulations in force.
3. Reinsurance:
a. Temporary insurance shall be returned to those whose offers have not been accepted by the auction committee immediately, and those who have not been awarded the tender or solicitation or have not been hired shall be returned to the interim insurance after the approval of the record of the auction committee is approved by the Director of the Department during the course of the auction.

A maximum of fifteen days.
The final insurance shall be returned to the owners after the final receipt of the lorides and services. As for the works, the final insurance shall be returned after the temporary receipt, provided that no obligations are arranged for the Contractor to reserve such insurance.
c. Technical safeguard shall be secured after the completion of the technical guarantee.

Section V
Contract implementation provisions

Chapter I
Implementation of contracts

Rule 20

Delay in delivery:
a. Contractors must deliver on the dates specified in the books of conditions or contract, and when any delay in delivery due to force majeure, emergency conditions or management is entitled to the Contractor and within 15 days of its submission to request from

The Administration extends the delivery on the basis of one of the aforementioned reasons, and this request is submitted by the Director of the Administration to the Minister for decision.
b. If the application is rejected for legitimate reasons the Contractor shall be subject to monetary fines, and other procedures provided for in the General Conditions book.

Rule 21

Delay fines:
a. A fine of 0.001 (1 per thousand) shall be determined for each delay calculated on the basis of the value and the late supply of the contractual material.
b. The ceiling of these fines is set at 20 % of the total value of the contract.
c. The grounds and procedures for the fine and collection shall be determined in the general ledger.

Rule 22

Receipt of works, needs and task of receiving committees
Works or needs shall be received by a receiving committee consisting of at least three members appointed by the Director of the Administration, and the receiving committee shall complete its mission in the presence of contractors or their legal representative, as follows:
a. For works contracts: the works are received in accordance with the provisions set out in the terms books.
b. For procurement, manufacturing, conversion and repair contracts: the Receiving Committee shall ascertain the conformity of the descriptions of the materials submitted with the descriptions specified in the terms books, or compare them with the templates if they are found, and can also conduct the necessary technical examinations for that

In laboratory and other terms, if this material does not comply with the requirements and models, the Commission takes one of the following actions:
1. To defer receipt of inadmissible materials that the Committee considers to be able to repair or improve to become the approval of the basic requirements.
Reform and improvement shall be made by the Contractor and its expenditure shall be resubmitted to the date fixed by the Commission.
This procedure does not exempt the Contractor from the delay penalties specified in the contract.
2. Conduct a settlement with contractors in terms of price or quantity, when the materials do not meet the requirements, but it is possible to make use of the aggregate or part of them in accordance with the general requirements book.
3. Refusal, improvement or settlement of materials that cannot be repaired or settled.
c. The receiving committees shall be responsible for all the receiving operations entrusted to them and for their completion within the prescribed time limit.
d. Each receipt and delivery shall be recorded in a special protocol signed by the members of the receiving committee and by the Contractor or its legal representative.
The contractor or his legal representative shall be entitled to object to the proceedings in which he or she may object, and if an agreement is not reached, the dispute shall be resolved in accordance with the provisions of article 24 of this Law.

Rule 23

Advances:
1. The Contractor may, with the consent of the Minister (in the contracts of the works), grant the Contractor an advance not exceeding 15 % of the value of the contract, and shall submit after the direct order has been reported, provided that the Contractor provides a bank guarantee equivalent to its value.
2. The Contractor in external contracts shall be granted the status of readiness of the advance provided for in paragraph 1, with the approval of the Minister upon the proposal of the Army Insurance Office.
3. Conditions of grant of advances:
a. Inclusion of the text of the advance and the proportion of the advance in the special condition book and in the text of the declaration.
b. The right of the beneficiary to be dropped from any claim for price rises which can be taken after the date of his or her arrest and to include this provision in the contract.

Chapter II
Arbitration

Rule 24

a. Administrative judiciary in the Syrian Arab Republic is the competent reference for the determination of any dispute arising out of the contract.
b. The books of special conditions or contract may provide for recourse to arbitration in accordance with the assets of the administrative court and form the Arbitration Committee, headed by an advisor from the Council of State, designated by the President of the State Council and two members, one of whom selects the Ministry and chooses

The other member contractor.
c. Foreign contracts may be provided for by the Minister in particular on an arbitral tribunal, in particular, contrary to the provisions of former clauses (a, b).

Chapter III
Dissolution and avoidance of contracts

Rule 25

Contract dissolution cases:
1. The contract shall be deemed to be fabricated on its own initiative in the following cases:
a. Upon the death of the contractor, in this case, the contractor may pursue the implementation of the contract under the same conditions if they so requested, with the Ministry to verify their competence and sign the contract.
The application is submitted and the answer is communicated within a period specified in the general ledger.
b. In bankruptcy or judicial liquidation, in this case the contractor may follow up on the implementation of his or her pledges if the court so does so.
c. If the Contractor's violation of the provisions of the Province of Israel is established.
2. The Minister shall be entitled to terminate the contract and withdraw its implementation in the following cases:
a. When the contract was not executed in time without justifiable reasons.
b. When the Contractor has breached its obligations, and does not repair the defect within the terms specified in the general conditions book.
c. When the contractor has committed fraud and manipulation.
d. When there has been a change in the systems of the enterprise represented by the contractor that would deprive it of the right to represent it, and in this case, it and the company shall be responsible for what has been contracted, regardless of the type of such switch.
e. Other cases specified in the general ledger.
3. The avoidance in the cases mentioned in this article (except the case of death) does not exempt contractors from their obligations from fines and others, provided for in this Act and in the general conditions book.

Rule 26

Contract avoidance cases:
The contracts shall be invalruled in cases provided for in the Civil Code.

Rule 27

In cases of dissolution of the contract provided for in article 25 of this Law (except for death), the Minister is entitled to order a new contract or to secure the requirements for direct purchase (at the expense of the insolvent contractor), and the Inspector shall not be entitled to contribute to it,

All additional expenditures fall on him, and he is not entitled to claim any savings.

Chapter IV
Denial of contract

Rule 28

a. It is denied the right to contract and remove its name from the list of contractors of the Ministry who prove that it is ill-built, inefficient, or terminated for the reasons set out in this law, or has been denied the right to contract with a public official in the State.
b. Deprivation shall be temporary for a period not exceeding three years, or final depending on the gravity of the offence, and shall be made by decision of the Minister upon the proposal of the Administration.
c. Decisions of deprivation are made to financial management, and to all ministries and public bodies through the chairmanship of the Council of Ministers.

Chapter V
Audit, control and finance

Rule 29

(a) The exchange orders issued on the Ministry's budget shall be scrutinized and recorded after the exchange in the balance sheet and the maintenance of the securities established by the financial management "Central Accounts Unit for Procurement".
b. The Central Financial Control Service shall perform all audit, legal control of all expenses in a manner that ensures confidentiality of transactions and shall be agreed upon the manner to be followed to this end between the Ministry and the Authority.

Chapter VI
Prices and security

Rule 30

Modify prices:
The contractual rates are considered to be non-modifiable except where expressly provided for in the general ledger.

Rule 31

Save a secret:
a. When some contracts have a secret status, their implementation requires that the Contractor be informed of military secrets, or provided with some information relating to the security of the State, which requires reference to this in the text of the contract or in the books of conditions, and in case it is contrary to the circumstances of the contract.

The penalties provided for in the Military Penal Code, in addition to the permissibility of the termination of the contract, the confiscation of bail and the claim for compensation.
b. The Administration may add to the texts of the contract certain provisions relating to the fact that the secret must be maintained by technicians and workers, who may be assigned by the contractor to accomplish what has been pledged, and would be subject to the same penalties as the contractor for the contractor.

Secret disclosure.

Section VI
Sales provisions

Rule 32

The internal sale of materials, equipment, real estate and various items that the ministry is singing about are sold in one of the following two ways:
a. In a public auction manner.
b. In the direct agreement (on the approval of the Minister).
The sale is made by the sales committees whatever the value of the sales, according to the provisions in the general conditions book.

Rule 33

The public auction shall be accepted by anyone who pays the insurance provided for in the general conditions book, and the insurance consists of cash funds, certified cheques, remittances or bank guarantees from banks that are acceptable according to the regulations in force and received by the chairman of the committee.

Rule 34

The committee proceeds to auction in a public session between the two auctions, so that they can obtain the most appropriate prices within the price range specified for sale, and then announce the name of the name of those who are at the auction.

Rule 35

The payment shall be made on the day of the signing of the record or on the following day, and the provisional insurance shall be returned to the owners immediately after the name of the name of the letter of the auction is announced.

Rule 36

The committee will organize a record of the various acts of the session, which it expected with the bidders and the objecting, if they find it, and raise it to the financial management with the financial connection to pay the value of the sales.

Rule 37

The sales value is paid to the public treasury, except for sales of institutions with financial independence where payment is made. Sales are delivered according to the general terms book.

Rule 38

The foreign public auction is auctioned under instructions issued by the minister and the conditions are included in the declaration, or regulated by a special condition book.

Rule 39

The ministry's products are sold internally or externally, according to a special order issued by the minister.

Section VII
Final provisions

Rule 40

By decree in the state of war, emergency and in time of war, ways and means of securing the works and needs of the ministry may be determined, contrary to the provisions of this law.

Rule 41

Legislative Decree No. 80-299-953 is repealed and amended.

Rule 42

This Act shall be published and shall be deemed to be effective four months after the date of its promulgation.
Damascus at 2-3-1426 A.H., 10-4-2005, my birth.

President

Bashar al-Assad

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