The present Act establishes the Complaints Board for Public Procurement, which handles complaints about breaches of procurement and tendering rules in public contracts. The Board consists of a legally qualified chair and at least two expert members, appointed for up to four years, and operates independently with a supporting secretariat. Complaints must be submitted in writing within four weeks, accompanied by a fee, and may be rejected if unfounded. The Board can request documentation, conduct hearings, and issue binding decisions, including suspending procedures, annulling unlawful decisions, or ordering corrective measures. It may also award damages or impose fines for non-compliance. Decisions are published, subject to court review within eight weeks, but cannot be appealed to other administrative bodies.
جرينلاند (الدنمارك) · 2019-06-12