| China: Integrity Scorecard Report > Sub-Category: Procurement | ||
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| 48 | Is the public procurement process effective? | 80 |
| 49 | Can citizens access the public procurement process? | 63 |
Indicator and sub-Indicator Details
| 48 | Is the public procurement process effective? | |||||||
| 48a: In law, there are regulations addressing conflicts of interest for public procurement officials. | ||||||||
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Comments: References: Article 12 of Government Procurement Law of the People's Republic of China
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| 48b: In law, there is mandatory professional training for public procurement officials. | ||||||||
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Comments: References: Article 62 of Government Procurement Law of the People's Republic of China
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| 48c: In practice, the conflicts of interest regulations for public procurement officials are enforced. | ||||||||
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Comments: References: 1): Li Shuo "A Study on How to Audit Public Procurement", Shandong Economy, No 4, 2005 2): The Phenomenal Case of Public Procurement" China Business July 13, 2007 [ LINK ]
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| 48d: In law, there is a mechanism that monitors the assets, incomes and spending habits of public procurement officials. | ||||||||
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Comments: References: There is no such mechanism.
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| 48e: In law, major procurements require competitive bidding. | ||||||||
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Comments: References: Chapters 3 and 4 of Government Procurement Law of the Peoples Republic of China
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| 48f: In law, strict formal requirements limit the extent of sole sourcing. | ||||||||
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Comments: References: Article 31 of Government Procurement Law of the Peoples Republic of China
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| 48g: In law, unsuccessful bidders can instigate an official review of procurement decisions. | ||||||||
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Comments: References: Chapter 6 of Government Procurement Law of Peoples Republic of China
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| 48h: In law, unsuccessful bidders can challenge procurement decisions in a court of law. | ||||||||
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Comments: References: Chapter 6 of Government Procurement Law of Peoples Republic of China
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| 48i: In law, companies guilty of major violations of procurement regulations (i.e. bribery) are prohibited from participating in future procurement bids. | ||||||||
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Comments: References: Article 77 of Government Procurement Law of Peoples Republic of China
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| 48j: In practice, companies guilty of major violations of procurement regulations (i.e. bribery) are prohibited from participating in future procurement bids. | ||||||||
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Comments: References: 1): Gu Liaohai "Case Studies on China's Government Procurement" Qunzong Press, 2005 [ LINK ] 2): "Government Procurement Law Should Be Implemented More Strictly" Tengxun Keji, March 14, 2007 [ LINK ]
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| 49 | Can citizens access the public procurement process? | |||||||
| 49a: In law, citizens can access public procurement regulations. | ||||||||
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Comments: References: Chapter 2 of The Decree of Government Information Openness
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| 49b: In law, the government is required to publicly announce the results of procurement decisions. | ||||||||
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Comments: References: Chapter 2 of The Decree of Government Information Openness
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| 49c: In practice, citizens can access public procurement regulations within a reasonable time period. | ||||||||
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Comments: References: 1): "Why Is It So Difficult to Access Government Information", Procuratorial Daily, June 12, 2006 2): "Violating the Right to Information by the Excuse of Sensitivity" Xinhua Daily, Nov. 16, 2006
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| 49d: In practice, citizens can access public procurement regulations at a reasonable cost. | ||||||||
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Comments: References: 1): "Why Is It So Difficult to Access Government Information", Procuratorial Daily, June 12, 2006 2): "Violating the Right to Information by the Excuse of Sensitivity" Xinhua Daily, Nov. 16, 2006
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| 49e: In practice, major public procurements are effectively advertised. | ||||||||
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Comments: References: 1): "Government Procurements Should Be Advertised, Otherwise Punished", China Government Procurements, July 23, 2007 [ LINK ] 2): Gu Liaohai "Why Are Government Procurements Organized by Private Organizations?" China Economic Weekly, July 2007
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| 49f: In practice, citizens can access the results of major public procurement bids. | ||||||||
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Comments: References: 1): "Government Procurements Should Be Advertised, Otherwise Punished", China Government Procurements, July 23, 2007 [ LINK ] 2): Gu Liaohai "Why Are Government Procurements Organized by Private Organizations?" China Economic Weekly, July 2007
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