Suspension of auctions

International competitive bidding request for waiver approved

Article 19 bis. Conditions for use of electronic reverse auctions

International competitive bidding submission approved as presented

The Guide could also address issues arising from the relative novelty of electronic reverse auctions, such as the provision of training and holding simulated auctions.

with businessmen, estimates, competitive bids, and no doubt a bribe or two.

It has been observed that electronic reverse auctions have many potential benefits.

Article 47 bis. Conduct of electronic reverse auctions in the pre auction period

There is also a tendency to invite the absolute minimum number of bids required.

Competitive tendering should be encouraged when the situation in Somalia returns to normal.

A unanimous vote.

Such information may become less important as experience with auctions increases.

Competitive tendering should be

The number and extent of exceptions to bidding is being monitored on a regular basis in accordance with the Board apos s recommendation.

Thus, contrary to the assessment that bidding would not have given satisfactory results on the basis of which the old contract was extended, a fresh round of bidding had resulted in lower rates.

The vote of each member participating in a roll call shall be inserted in the record.

The draft provisions and commentary above are presented on the basis of providing for electronic reverse auctions alone.

Electronic technologies have facilitated the use of reverse auctions by greatly reducing the transaction costs.

Let's take a vote.

A recorded vote was taken.

See chap.

Adopted without a vote.

See chap.

See chap.

56th meeting 19 April 2005 Adopted without a vote.

56th meeting 19 April 2005 Adopted without a vote.

56th meeting 19 April 2005 Adopted without a vote.

57th meeting 19 April 2005 Adopted without a vote.

See chap. XII.

See chap. XII.

See chap. XIII.

See chap. XIV.

See chap. XV.

See chap. XVI.

58th meeting 20 April 2005 Adopted without a vote.

59th meeting 20 April 2005 Adopted without a vote.

59th meeting 20 April 2005 Adopted without a vote.

60th meeting 21 April 2005 Adopted without a vote.

61st meeting 21 April 2005 Adopted without a vote.

20th meeting 11 August 2005 Adopted without a vote.

50th meeting 14 April 2005 Adopted without a vote.

19th meeting 10 August 2005 Adopted without a vote.

Adopted without a vote

OK, that's another vote called for.

Vote to do what?