Canada Quebec – Laws and Regulations Relating to Municipal PPPs
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Canada has a dual system - with common law applying outside Quebec and a mix of civil law (Civil Code for matters of private law) and common law (matters of public law) applied in Quebec. As regards PPPs, Quebec established a PPP unit (2004) and passed a law on contracts passed by public entities (Loi sur les contrats des organismes publics) consolidating a number of principles. This law together with its regulations (règlement sur les contrats de concession du gouvernement) apply to: supply contracts; service contracts; construction contracts; specific contracts defined under specific regulations (including some concession contracts) and PPP contracts (defined as contracts «concluded as part of an infrastructure project under which a public authority chooses to involve a contractor for its conception, construction and operation»). Loi sur les contrats des organismes publics Règlement sur les contrats de concession du gouvernement
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Updated: November 29, 2022