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It was agreed that the same discussion should appear in the guide text to article 32.
The reference in paragraph 13 of the Guide text in square brackets to virus-scanning software should be deleted;
It was agreed that consistency should be ensured between paragraphs(1) and(4), and that paragraphs(4) and(5) should be merged and the resulting merged provisions should specify the media where the referred information was to be published oralternatively should be accompanied by Guide text to such effect.
It was agreed that the Guide text to paragraph(3) should explain the interaction between these paragraphs.
For the same purpose, all provisions referring to information to be included in the record of procurement proceedings, such as those in paragraph(3),should be reflected only in article 23 on the documentary record of procurement proceedings, with the Guide text to the relevant provisions cross-referring to the content of article 23.
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This addendum sets out a proposal for the Guide text to accompany chapter III(Open tendering) of the UNCITRAL Model Law on Public Procurement.
The 1994 Guide text to the relevant provisions of the Model Law discussed advantages and disadvantages of such an explicit prohibition in this procurement method.
To retain in paragraph 14 appropriate cross-references to the Guide text that would accompany article 30(5), notably as regards confidentiality of submissions.
That the Guide text to paragraph(2) should explicitly refer to the fact that there could be a further appeal to the court against the independent body's decision on an application under that paragraph;
It was noted that the latter point should be emphasized in the Guide text accompanying paragraph(5)(f) and in that addressing article 66 on judicial review;
Draft provisions for the Guide text to address provisions governing framework agreements in public procurement under the Model Law A/CN.9/WG. I/WP.63.
Although the text of paragraph(3) of article 5 would not be mandatory,it was agreed that the Guide text should support and strengthen the recommendation that this information should be published.
It was also reiterated that the Guide text accompanying provisions of the Model Law on competitive dialogue should also contain necessary explanations of the conditions for use and procedures.
This addendum sets out a proposal for a section in the Guide that would discuss general issues arising from the use of framework agreements,and a proposal for the Guide text to accompany article 31 on conditions for use of a framework agreement procedure and article 57 of chapter VII(Framework agreements procedures) of the UNCITRAL Model Law on Public Procurement.
The Commission agreed that the Guide text would discuss the risks of discrimination where specific production methods were mentioned by drawing attention to the prohibition against discriminatory treatment in paragraph 2 of article 10.
This addendum sets out a proposal for a section in the Guide that would discuss general issues arising from the use of electronic reverse auctions and a proposal for the Guide text to accompany article 30 on conditions for use of an electronic reverse auction and articles 52 and 53 of chapter VI(Electronic reverse auctions) of the UNCITRAL Model Law on Public Procurement.
The suggestion was made that the Guide text accompanying paragraph(2) of the article should cross-refer to the provisions of article 34 of the draft revised Model Law on the need to extend the deadline for presentation of submissions where the solicitation documents were modified.
This addendum sets out a proposal for the Guide text to accompany articles 16 to 22 of chapter I(General provisions) of the UNCITRAL Model Law on Public Procurement.
This addendum sets out a proposal for the Guide text to accompany articles 54-56 of chapter VI(Electronic reverse auctions) of the UNCITRAL Model Law on Public Procurement, and points regarding electronic reverse auctions proposed to be discussed in a section of the Guide to Enactment addressing changes from the 1994 text of the Model Law. PUBLIC PROCUREMENT.
The Working Group recalled its decision as regards the Guide text that would elaborate on the costs of providing documents to suppliers or contractors see paragraph 75 above.
It was suggested that the Guide text to paragraph(2)(v) should refer to the World Bank's guidelines on suspension procedures.
At the end of paragraph 11, the Guide text should recommend that ideally no fees should be charged for access to, and the use of, information systems;
The Working Group noted that a draft revised Guide text that would be before the Working Group at its next session would incorporate provisions addressed to legislators.
The point was made that in a Guide text accompanying provisions of the Model Law on ERAs, these concerns and grounds for them should be stressed.
This addendum sets out a proposal for the Guide text to accompany the preamble and articles 1 to 7 of chapter I(General provisions) of the UNCITRAL Model Law on Public Procurement.
The Working Group also noted that the Guide text would state that the last phrase added to the provisions of paragraph(5) aimed at ensuring an effective review process.
This addendum sets out a proposal for the Guide text to accompany articles 23 to 25 of chapter I(General provisions) and articles 26 and 27 of chapter II Methods of procurement and their conditions for use.
This addendum sets out a proposal for the Guide text to accompany articles 7(as continued from A/CN.9/731/Add.1) to 15 of chapter I(General provisions) of the UNCITRAL Model Law on Public Procurement.
It was proposed that paragraph 24 be amended to read"The Commission agreed that the guide text would discuss the risks of discrimination where specific production methods were mentioned by drawing attention to the prohibition against discriminatory treatment in article 10 2.
It was added that the same paragraph or supporting Guide text should make it clear that the procuring entity should be entitled to satisfy itself that suppliers or contractors had all the required insurances, and to impose security clearances where necessary.