PRINCIPLE OF TRANSPARENCY. Article 14
PRINCIPLE OF TRANSPARENCY. Every contract is carried out with open accountability of the parties. Transparency can also mean that there is no deception, all rights and obligations of each party are disclosed explicitly and clearly in the contract. This disclosure of rights and obligations is especially related to the risks that each party may face. All parties concerned in a contract must share all available information.
PRINCIPLE OF TRANSPARENCY. Public administration shall perform activity in a transparent way and informing the public for its activity. Article 6 Principle of interinstitutional cooperation Institutions of public administration exchange information and cooperate in performing their functions. Article 7 Principle of equal opportunities Communities and their members, disabled persons and members of both genders have equal opportunities to participate and be represented in institutions of public administration at the central and local level in accordance with the law. CHAPTER II STATE ADMINISTRATION Sub-chapter 1 General provisions on the state administration Article 8 State Administration 1.State administration is the organizational and professional apparatus of Government, which serves public interest by drafting and implementing policies. 2.State administration consists of organized hierarchical structures under the leadership, control and supervision of Government. 3. State administration has its unique legal personality. Article 9 Organization of State Administration 1. The State Administration consist of the Office of Prime Minister, ministerial systems and regulatory agencies. 2. A ministerial system consists of: 2.1. ministry; 2.2. executive agencies, and 2.3 public services’ administrations. 3.Notwithstanding the above, executive agencies may be established under the the Prime Minister to perform government coordination functions or functions of horizontal nature. Article 10
PRINCIPLE OF TRANSPARENCY. The Board of Directors of Gamesa assumes the commitment of providing sufficient information to the market with necessary advance and in conjunction with the recommendations for good corporate governance generally recognized in international markets with respect to remuneration of directors Furthermore, the Board of Directors will approve annually, at the recommendation of the Appointments and Remunerations Committee, the annual report on remunerations of directors, indicating the degree of compliance of the recommendations for good corporate governance in terms of remunerations to directors accepted in the markets in which Gamesa Group operates. This report will be submitted to a consultative vote as a separate point of the agenda of the General Shareholders' Meeting. It will also be published in accordance with applicable regulations on the securities market and the Internal Code of Conduct for Securities Markets.
PRINCIPLE OF TRANSPARENCY. 1. In order to comply with the principle of transparency, the Parties shall ensure that their laws and regulations on public procurement procedures provided: The requirements of the procurement; Public procurement procedures and the cases where these are mandatory; Public procurement procedures that require basis; The obligation in databases containing the general conditions and technical specifications required and the requirements for labelling and comparing tenders; The publication in the Official Journal or in national newspapers of notice of procurement, which shall be invited to participate in a procurement; The possibility, for any possible participant, to challenge the basis when it considers that any breach of the principles established in the domestic legislation of the Party in which it is engaged, or of this chapter; The reasons for the award; Accountability and compliance assurance of participation, where appropriate; The opportunity to correct deficiencies and obvious errors or omissions of the tender, provided that such defects are not related to the content of the tender as the characteristics of the goods, the price, delivery times or guarantees or any other substantial aspect established by the domestic legislation of each Party or that is classified as such in the tender or any other aspect whose correction violates the principle of equality between bidders; The possibility of using the award, on the terms established by The national legislation of each of the Parties; and The others than by means of a protocol to this treaty may be established by the parties.
PRINCIPLE OF TRANSPARENCY. The Institute exercises its activity in a transparent manner and by informing the public of its activity;
