Venezuela - Ley Organica de Telecomunicaciones 2000
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- General Telecommunication framework:
Chile - Ley General de Telecomunicaciones No. 18.168 de 1982 - This law sets out the general legal framework for telecommunications in Chile. It contains a detailed institutional framework, including the creation of the regulatory telecommunications authority. It includes licensing, competition policy, quality service, interconnection, co-location, scarce resources management, infrastructure sharing, tariffs regulation, and penalties and sanctions.
Reglamento DFL MOP Nº 164 de 1991 modificado por las Leyes Nº 19.252 de 1993 y Nº 19.460 de 1996. Santiago, (Publicado en el Decreto Oficial del 20 de Marzo de 1999)
The legal regulations for providing public infrastructure through the Concessions Program are contained in several legal texts, but are found mainly in the Concessions Law and its accompanying Regulations. These regulate adjudication, execution, repair or maintenance of state public works given in concession.
The process to manage unsolicited proposals is also contained in the main Concessions Law and the process details are found in secondary legislation .
In Chile
El presente Reglamento fija las normas para la ejecución, reparación o conservación de obras públicas fiscales, por el sistema establecido en el artículo 87 del DS MOP Nº 294, de 1984, las licitaciones y concesiones que
Short summary in English: One-year concession contract to be renewed annually on the discretion of the public entity. Payment is to be made in two lump sums to the service provider. The technical standards are specified in the Bases of the bidding documents. Penalties imposed for failure to meet service standards.
Short summary in English: This is a concession for the provision, maintenance, functioning and use of the parking meter system on public roads. The 8-year contract is awarded on highest per transaction payment to the municipality. Penalties for non-performance or not meeting service standards.
Managing Contingent Liabilities in Public- Private Partnerships - Practice in Australia, Chile, and South Africa by Timothy Irwin Tanya Mokdad, World Bank and Public-Private Infrastructure Advisory Facility (PPIAF) 2010.