Lawsuit reveals systemic waste(2)

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When the ** procurement center contacted the supplier, Mr. Yao, a Netac staff member in charge of the business, said the company had already adjusted the prices.

However, according to a digital product dealer at Zhongguancun, a technology hub in Haidian District of Beijing, Netac often releases two models of the same product, one for the market and the other for ** purchase. For instance, there are two product lines of its flash drives: the U range is for the market, while the B is for sale to the **. Though they are the same quality, they supposedly enjoy different after-sale services.

The case of Netac exposed only the tip of an iceberg in products listed for ** procurement. Usually, the same product will be presented with two models, one of which is meant specifically to make a larger profit from sales to the **.
Frequent wasteful spending

Another contributing factor is that **s at different levels often make irrational purchases to ensure that money is completely spent – otherwise they may be unable to obtain a sufficient budget for the following year.

China adopted the ** Procurement Law in June 2002 to regulate all purchases of goods, projects and services by state organs, public instituti** and bodies with public fiscal funds. The law, in effect since Jan.1, 2003, stipulates that information concerning ** procurement must be published in a timely manner in mass media designated by departments supervising ** procurement, with the exception of those involving business secrets.

In the case of Haiyun Music, local officials admitted that they had overspent in order to ensure a more sufficient budget for the next year. ローン タイプThey said the law does not prevent local **s from doing so and that there were similar measures taken in the past. In resp**e, Chen said he would continue to take the local authorities to court in order to create a fairer and more transparent bidding process.

Late last year, a costly purchase plan by the Heilongjiang provincial public security department, originally posted on the Heilongjiang ** procurement website by its international cooperation office, became embroiled in online criticism after being suspected of using taxpayer money to buy luxury products, レンタルサーバーaccording to a report by China Daily.

Though the department later responded that the costly products were needed to ensure investigati** and a smooth functioning department in cooperation with the International Criminal Police Organization, web users were not buying the story after they found a massage chair that cost more than 50,000 yuan ($7,730) on the list.

Management loopholes need to be plugged

Under the label of "specially designed for ** procurement," many products have earned companies large profits, which not only steers ** procurement away from the policy's basic principles but also harms public iTOEICnterest by squandering taxpayer money.

Though some think this phenomenon has become ingrained in society, it is not an excuse to turn a blind eye to the vice. The ** must strengthen efforts in improving the supervision system.

Concerning the grey zone of purchases, the phenomenon of "close connecti**" with ** departments must be carefully supervised, おせちand bids for ** procurement should be carried out by a third ** to avoid such injustices.

Meanwhile, the ** budget system should continue to improve, and budgets should be made more transparent so that ordinary citizens can learn how much **s spend on various projects.