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5. Country Analysis

Authors : Carlos Oliveira Cruz, Joaquim Miranda Sarmento

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Abstract

This chapter focuses on providing a country-based overview, for understanding the renegotiations processes that will be discussed in Chap. 6. Each country—USA, UK, Brazil, Chile, Portugal, and Spain—will be presented and discussed based on the following structure: framework,legal and regulatory, governance and management, and projects overview. The countries were selected to ensure a mix of mature environments for PPP development and also more recent adopters, but also to ensure some geographical diversity.

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A unique HMT project ID and project name; the sponsoring department and the procuring authority; the sector and region; key dates - such as the beginning and end of the procurement process; the duration of the contract; a balance sheet and budget control; the capital value; forecast annual payments, identification of the shareholders; the project company’s name and address.
 
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Law No. 11,079, of 30 December, 2004 “establishes general rules for the bidding and contracting of public-private partnerships within the public administration.”
  • Law No. 12,766, of 27 September, 2012 “amends Laws No. 11,079, of 30 December, 2004, which establishes general rules for the bidding and contracting of public-private partnership within the public administration, to provide for the contribution of funds in favour of the private partner; No. 10,637, of 30 December, 2002; No. 10,833, of 29 December, 2003; No. 12,058, of 13 October, 2009; No. 9430, of 27 December, 1996; No. 10,420, of 10 April, 2002; No. 10,925, of 23 July, 2004; No. 10,602, of 12 December, 2002; No. 9718, of 27 November, 1998, and also; Provisional Measure No. 2, 158-35, of 24 August, 2001, as well as other provisions.”
  • Decree 5385, of 4 March, 2005 “establishes the Federal Public-Private Partnership Management Committee—CGP and makes other arrangements”.
  • Decree 8428, of 2 April, 2015 “provides for the procedure of expression of interest to be observed in the presentation of projects, surveys, investigations or studies, by individuals or legal entities under private law, to be used by the public administration.”
  • Decree No. 6037 of 7 February, 2007 “amends and adds to the provisions of Decree No. 5385 of 4 March, 2005, establishing the Federal Public-Private Partnership Management Committee—CGP”.
  • Ordinance MP 52, of 16 March, 2005 (designates members of the Federal Public-Private Partnership Management Committee—CGP).
  • Ordinance No. 368, of 10 September, 2015.
 
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In Brazil the President of the Republic holds the executive power.
 
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(DS No. 900 of 1996 of the Ministry of Public Works and its Regulations, Supreme Decree No. 956, from 1997).
 
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Source: Website of the General Directorate of Concessions, Ministry of Public Works.
 
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Source: Dirección General de Concesiones (Ministerio de Obras Públicas, Gobierno de Chile) [website: www.​concesiones.​cl].
 
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Metadata
Title
Country Analysis
Authors
Carlos Oliveira Cruz
Joaquim Miranda Sarmento
Copyright Year
2021
Book
The Renegotiations of Public Private Partnerships in Transportation

Print ISBN: 978-3-030-61257-3

Electronic ISBN: 978-3-030-61258-0

Copyright Year: 2021

DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-61258-0_5