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Section 60, 62 of the Environmental Protection Act, 2008, the Board hereby makes
Status not yet checked62 of the Environmental Protection Act, 2008, the Board hereby makes, Sierra Leone
(1) The Board shall conduct a competitive and opentender, in accordance with the Public Procurement Act, 2004 (Act
No. 14 of 2004), for a rooster of competent environmental auditors
who, upon selection by the Board, shall become part of a standing
pool of environmental auditors which may be called upon by the
Board or the Executive Chairman at any time within a 3 year period
for the purposes of conducting routine or specific environmental
audits.
(2) Bidding information to be requested by the Board
shall include -
(a) clear requirements of an anticipated
programme of work;
(b) the required technical competencies;
(c) any other specific requirements of the Board
relating to the anticipated environmental
audit;.
(d) schedule of costs for the tendered framework
plan,
(e) previous experience of similar work advertised
by the Board; and
(f) a list of available technical consultants and
their detailed resumes.
(3) Where the costs of an environmental audit remains
unresolved, the environmental licence holder may appeal to the Board,
whose decision on any disputed costs shall be final and binding.
(4) Whenever the Board requires the services of an
environmental auditor for the purposes of these Regulations, it shall
promptly notify those auditors chosen from an existing pool of
environmental auditors in order to determine their availability to
commence work.
(5) The terms of reference for any specified audit shall be
developed and agreed with the environmental licence holder.
(6) Auditors shall be selected by the Board based on the
responses from the standing pool of approved environmental auditors
relating to price, expert qualifications and ability to mobilise:
provided that those companies or individuals who have
been involved or contracted by the environmental licence holder to
undertake any work related to environmental or social issues within
the previous 12 months shall be excluded from undertaking any
auditing work, and any selected environmental auditor shall be
prohibited from providing services related to the environmental or
social issues to the environmental licence holder for six months after
the completion and submission of the audit.
58 59
Appointment
of Auditors
and cost.
PART IX ENFORCEMENT
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