In most instances where new SOEs are created they need special support, at least initally, and may need to adopt measures that favour local services rms or other ‘non-commercial’ practies to meet their objectves.
If SOA needs "special support" (this usually means some kind of monopoly and inflated prices) and commercial entity does not (in order to deliver same product/service at same price), why would you want to have a SOE?
>After half a year people were so pissed that they lost the contract. Those annexes at least in part will let them get away with it.
In your words: a local company lost a contract with the government because they did not deliver. How is TISA going to change that exactly?
a local company lost a contract with the government because they did not deliver. How is TISA going to change that exactly?
The GP is pointing out a case where "opening the market" resulted in a significant loss of service. TISA isn't going to change that, TISA is going to enable that.
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You are mixing different stuff together:
>After half a year people were so pissed that they lost the contract. Those annexes at least in part will let them get away with it.a local company lost a contract with the government because they did not deliver. How is TISA going to change that exactly?
The GP is pointing out a case where "opening the market" resulted in a significant loss of service. TISA isn't going to change that, TISA is going to enable that.