Adoption and notice of regional price preference policy
24F Adoption and notice of regional price preference policy
A policy cannot be adopted by a local government until at least 4 weeks after the publication of the Statewide notice of the proposed policy.
An adopted policy must state —
the region or regions within which each aspect of it is to be applied; and
the types and nature of businesses that may be considered for each type of preference; and
whether the policy applies to —
different regions in respect of different parts of the contract, or the various contracts, comprising the basis of the tender;
different goods or services within a single contract or various contracts;
different price preferences in respect of the different goods or services, or the different regions, that are the subject of a tender or tenders,
or to any combination of those factors.
An adopted policy cannot be applied until the local government gives Statewide notice that it has adopted that policy.
The local government is to ensure that a copy of an adopted regional price preference policy is —
included with any specifications for tenders to which the policy applies; and
published on the local government’s official website.
[Regulation 24F inserted: Gazette 25 Feb 2000 p. 973‑4; amended: Gazette 31 Mar 2005 p. 1055; SL 2020/213 r. 40.]
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