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Social Partnership and Public Procurement (Wales) Bill quiz
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Social Partnership and Public Procurement (Wales) Bill
How will the Social Partnership and Public Procurement (Wales) Bill enhance the wellbeing of the people of Wales? (5 Points)
(Required)
By improving public services through social partnership working
Promoting fair work
Promoting social responsible public procurement
All of the above
The Welsh Government recognises procurement as an important way of ensuring a good standard of public services. However, procurement must be carried out in a socially responsible way. What does socially responsible mean in the context of the Bill? (5 Points)
(Required)
A prosperous Wales
A resilient Wales
A healthier Wales
A more equal Wales
A Wales of cohesive communities
A Wales of vibrant culture and thriving Welsh language
A globally responsible Wales
All of the above
The Bill requires contracting authorities to take particular actions when it carries out public procurement in relation to a major construction contract. Which of the following constitutes a major construction contract for the purposes of the Bill? (5 points)
(Required)
A public works, works or works concession contract with estimated value greater than or equal to £500k
A public works, works or works concession contract with estimated value greater than or equal to £1m
A public works, works or works concession contract with estimated value greater than or equal to £2m
The Welsh Ministers must publish model clauses for major construction contract i.e. social public works clauses. These clauses are designed to bring about improvements to economic, social, environmental and cultural well-being. When dealing with major construction contracts, a contracting authority must have regard to the model clauses and take all reasonable steps to include any clauses it thinks should be included when negotiating. Assuming that model clauses are included in a contract, can they be amended at all? (5 Points)
(Required)
Yes but only to the extent that they have the same or substantially the same effect as the published model contract clauses.
No, the model clauses cannot be amended.
If a contracting authority decides not to include social public work clauses in a major construction contract, when must it notify the Welsh Ministers? (5 Points)
(Required)
As soon as reasonably practicable
Within 3 months of the decision being made
Within 6 months of the decision being made
A contracting authority that has awarded any prescribed contracts during a financial year must prepare and publish an annual report on its public procurement. It must also maintain a register of contracts. When must the annual report be published by? (5 Points)
(Required)
Within 3 months after the end of that year.
Within 6 months after the end of that year.
As soon as reasonably practicable after the end of that year.