THE EXECUTION CONTROL OF PUBLIC CONTRACTS IN CAMEROON
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Decree N°. 2018/366 of 20 June 2018 on the Public Procurement Code strengthens the monitoring of the execution of public contracts in Cameroon. This reform, while forming part of the improvement of the public procurement sector, comes at a time when the Cameroonian state is committed to the work of emergence. The emphasis is now on efficiency and effectiveness in the execution of public contracts. To this end, the supervision of the performance of public contracts is being strengthened in two ways: on the one hand, there is a strengthening of the rules and, on the other, there is an institutional strengthening. In the legislative strengthening of the control of the execution of public contracts, both quality control and quantity control are provided for. The purpose of these two control arrangements is to ensure that public contracts are properly and properly performed by taking actual and current account of the contract performance process. With regard to the institutional strengthening of the supervision of the execution of public contracts, there is not only an increase in the number of bodies responsible for supervising the execution of public contracts, but also an increase in their powers. It is in this sense that experts must be part of the supervisory bodies, including the Public Procurement Authority, whose competences are very specific. The power ofsanction granted to the Public Procurement Authority is a fundamental illustration.
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