Section 36, The Public Private Partnership Act, 2014

(1) A contracting authority shall collaborate with the Unitin commissioning or undertaking a feasibility study for a PPP Project. Consultants and experts. Funds of Unit. Other staff of Unit. Accounts and audit. Financial year of Unit. Annual Responsibilities of contracting authority Cabinet approval following PPP Project feasibility study (2) A contracting authority shall commission or undertake, and submit to the Unit, a pre-feasibility study for each proposed PPP Project to a standard set by the Unit. (3) A contracting authority shall submit a PPP Project proposal, including the completed and evaluated feasibility study, to Cabinet for approval, modification or rejection, after- (a) completion of the feasibility study, to a standard set by the Unit; and (b) consultation with the Unit and the Minister regarding the feasibility study. (4) A contracting authority shall obtain the approval of the Cabinet before proceeding to the procurement phase of any proposed PPP Project, following determination by the President if it is a priority PPP Project. (5) If a contracting authority proposes, prior to the commencement of the procurement procedure, to make a significant revision to the parameters of an approved PPP Project, the contracting authority shall immediately- (a) provide the Unit with a revised PPP Project proposal, including details of the intended revision, and a statement regarding the purpose and impact of the intended revision on the affordability, value for money, technical specifications and risk transfer evaluation contained in the original feasibility study; and (b) provide the Unit with a revised feasibility study and other relevant information for commencement of the procurement procedure.