Procurement (Debarment of Suppliers) Regulations 2021.

These Regulations are organized in 8 Parts. Part 2 establishes few aspects concerning the debarment of suppliers; firstly rules that department CEO may debar suppliers, than provides for maximum period of debarment, factors in determining whether debarment in the public interest and period of debarment. Part 3 classify conducts for which supplier may be debarred into Category A debarment conduct and Category B debarment conduct, and other debarment conduct. Under category A the Regulations list among the conducts: corruption and bribery, non compliance with environmental legislation, non-compliance with dangerous goods safety and petroleum legislation. unlawful employment, human trafficking.
Part 4 regulates investigation of suppliers and debarment procedures; Part 5 establishes that department CEO may suspend supplier in relation to Category A debarment conduct and provides for suspension discipline of suppliers pending debarment decision; Part 6 concerns consequences of debarment or suspension including provisions on public register of debarred suppliers; Part 7 clarifies when the department CEO may enter into supplier undertaking, the terms of supplier undertaking, and when a supplier undertaking can be terminated or amended.