PPP Law definition
Examples of PPP Law in a sentence
Member of the editorial board of Euro- pean Public Procurement and PPP Law Review, International Journal for Court Administration, Transylvanian Review of Administrative Sciences.
Therefore, a broad definition of PPP will encompass concessions in general.5However, in 2004, Brazil enacted legislation (Law No. 11.079, or PPP Law) that distinguishes concessions (since then styled ‘common concessions’) from PPPs based on certain features of the contractual arrangement.
Termination was due to disagreements between GoL and the operators on unsuitable contractual terms related to maximum subscriber bases and the alleged under-reporting of revenue figures; and (ii) inadequate tender procedures: PPPs were procured under sector-specific and/or project-specific laws, using tender procedures drawn from the Public Accounting Law, prior to enactment of the PPP Law.
In that case, it may be better to carve out the relevant sector and industry from the scope of the new PPP Law, even though the ‘concessions’ in use there may be conceptually very similar to PPPs, and subject to many of the same principles.
The specific sectors should supervise the operational performance of the PPP as in Article 5 of the current PPP Law (but see section 3.10 on independence of the su- pervisory duties).