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Section 67, The Public Private Partnership Act, 2014

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(1) The National Public Procurement Act, 2004 is amendedby the insertion of the following subsection at the end of section 1:- “(6) This Act shall apply to NPPA rights and enforcement powers in the implementation of the NPPA regulatory and monitoring duties under the Public Private Partnership Act, 2014. (6A) This Act shall not apply to the selection process of private partners in PPP Agreements made under the Public Private Partnership Act, 2014”. (2) The National Public Procurement Act, 2004 is amended in subsection (10) of section 18 as follows: "Additional rotating members may be drawn to provide necessary technical, legal and business expertise to the procurement committee.” (3) The National Public Procurement Act, 2004 is amended by amending subsection (2) of section 20 as follows:– “The Panel shall consist of four members appointed by the Minister from among eminent Sierra Leoneans with a background in public procurement and public private partnerships, the Sierra Leone Chamber of Commerce, Financial Services Sector, Industry and Agriculture, the business community, university, the legal profession and other relevant fields.” 46 47 Transitional provisions. Consequential amendments.

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