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Accountability

Jorge Lynch 1 Comment

Accountability is the last public procurement principle that we will address. Accountability in public procurement essentially means to be responsible for our actions and decisions, and having the obligation to report and/or answer to a designated oversight entity (and the public) on the consequences of those actions and decisions osterreichische-apotheke.com. As public servants procurement practitioners, and others involved in the public procurement process, are accountable and thus exposed to sanctions as a remedy for any behavior that contravenes the public procurement legal framework and principles.

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