De novo sobre os negocios xurídicos excluídos da Lei de contratos do sector público: encargos a medios propios personificados e transferencias de competencias entre entidades públicas

One of the most problematic issues that arise from the application of the new LCSP lies on the determina-tion of its material scope, that is, which contracts should be subject to this Act. In this sense, our work wants to contri-bute to this discussion, analysing two of the cases that could be exclu...

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Main Author: Vilalta Reixach, Marc
Format: Article
Language:Galician
Published: 2018
Subjects:
Contratación pública
encomenda de xestión
medios propios personificados
colaboración público-público
xestión de servizos públicos
xestión directa
encomienda de gestión
transfer of competences
public services
gestión de servicios públicos
gestión directa
Public procurement
in house providing contracts
exclusions
cooperative agreements
public-public cooperation
vertical cooperation
Online Access:https://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/oaiart?codigo=6917458
Source:REGAP: Revista galega de administración pública, ISSN 1132-8371, null 1, Nº. 56 (xullo-decembro 2018), 2018, pags. 37-70
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De novo sobre os negocios xurídicos excluídos da Lei de contratos do sector público: encargos a medios propios personificados e transferencias de competencias entre entidades públicas
Summary: One of the most problematic issues that arise from the application of the new LCSP lies on the determina-tion of its material scope, that is, which contracts should be subject to this Act. In this sense, our work wants to contri-bute to this discussion, analysing two of the cases that could be excluded from the scope of application of the LCSP. In this sense, firstly we will examine the legal framework of In House Providing relationships regulated in article 32 of the LCSP. On that point, we will pay special attention to the requirements use this institution and the doubts that may arise from its practical application. Secondly, we will focus our explanation on the transfers of competences between publics entities. Although they are sometimes confused with In House Providing contracts, those transfers have their own singularity and legal fra-mework. This is the reason why we will dedicate the second part of the paper to study this case and their requirements to be excluded from the scope of application of the LCSP.

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