Adequacy of the legal framework to ensure capable institutions

Expert review of regulations, including internal acts on organisation and functioning of procurement institutions. Authority and decision-making powers are considered to be adequate if they determine the position or location of the responsible procurement institution within the public administration, provide it with decision-making powers commensurate with the mandate and functions assigned to the body, and establish the legal foundation for its authority. Points are awarded for each of the following three criteria (total of 10 points).

Criteria fulfilled: 3/3

Yes
No
No data available / not assessed
Legal provisions establish adequate authority and decision-making powers for the central procurement body (4 points)
Legal provisions ensure the independence of any review body in the remedies system (4 points)
Legal provisions establish adequate authority and decision-making powers for the body responsible for PPPs/concessions (2 points)