Law No. 907 “On public-private partnership.”

This Law defines the legal, economic and organizational foundations of public-private partnerships, the procedure for implementing public-private partnership projects in the field of infrastructure and social services, and protects the interests of the state and the private sector. It applies to all public-private partnership projects in the field of infrastructure and social services implemented by government agencies and the private sector in accordance with a public-private partnership agreement. Project for the provision of services in the social sphere - design, development and operation of any structures that directly or indirectly provide social services to the public for a period of at least three years (household, medical, psychological, pedagogical and other services), which before the start of the project were subordinate to the customer organization. The competence of the Government on issues of public-private partnership includes: (a) creation of the Public-Private Partnership Council, approval of the composition and its regulations; (b) determination of the list of infrastructure facilities and social services to which this Law does not apply; and (c) determination of the authorized government body. The contracting organization or other government bodies, in accordance with the provisions of land legislation, provides the private partner with a land plot or, if necessary, assists the private partner in obtaining such rights associated with the land plot for the partnership project, including the right to use the land plot, which may be needed for the implementation of a partnership project. The contracting authority or other government bodies, in accordance with the provisions of the law and the Agreement, place at the disposal of the private partner or, if necessary, assist the private partner in acquiring the right to enter, cross the territory or carry out work on it or install structures, property of third parties (servitude), and, if necessary, and as required for the implementation of the partnership project. This Law contains 5 Chapters divided into 50 Articles. Chapter 1 lays down general provisions. Chapter 2 establishes institutional mechanisms of public-private partnership. Chapter 3 establishes the procedure of tender selection. Chapter 4 regards public-private partnership agreement. Chapter 5 lays down final provisions.