Government Procurement Act 2026 · Updated to 26 May 2026 · Part VII
42. Power to require compliance assessment report
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Treasury
“Treasury” means the Minister for the time being charged with the responsibility for finance and includes any public officer under the administrative control or direction of that Minister to whom that Minister has delegated or who, in accordance with section 6 or 7 of the Delegation of Powers Act 1956, is authorized to exercise the functions under this Act;
Government procurement, require a controlling officer to submit a compliance assessment report which shall contain information relating to the compliance with this Act and any instructions, circulars or guidelines issued under this Act by the procuring entity under his supervision.
Government procurement
“Government procurement” means any procurement for the supply of goods or services or for works funded by the allocation of funds by the Federal Government or any State Government, as the case may be, whether fully or partially, or through the use of any assets owned by the Federal Government or any State Government, as the case may be;