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Role of the fairness commissioner

by CAMPBELL J, KILLEAVY M
Published in April 2005 - Page 49

Public inquiries at both the municipal and federal level have highlighted the need to conduct procurement processes in a manner that is publicly defendable. Within this context, Ontario’s Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing required municipalities to have procurement policies in place by January 2005 that address:

  • how the integrity of each procurement process will be maintained;
  • how the interests of the municipality (or local board), the public, and persons participating in a procurement
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