PPP Laws/Concessions Laws - Australia

The National Public Private Partnership Policy and Guidelines are applied by all Australian, State and Territory Government agencies for the delivery of PPP projects. 

 

The Public-Private Partnership Law Review: Australia by Andrew Griffiths and Nicholas Carney, Herbert Smith Freehills LLP, 2021. 

Despite the existence of articles in various law reviews on topics involving public- private partnerships (PPPs) and private finance initiatives (in areas such as projects and construction, real estate, mergers, transfers of concessionaires’ corporate control, special purpose vehicles and government procurement, to name but a few), there is a need for a deeper understanding of how different countries address specific matters on this topic. The comparative study The Public-Private Partnership Law Review aims to fulfil this need. 

To see the entire publication, please visit The Law Reviews

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