Real Decreto 1072/2010, de 20 de agosto, por el que se desarrolla el régimen jurídico de la Empresa de Transformación Agraria, Sociedad Anónima, y de sus filiales. | BOE-A-2010-13881 — Spain law | Esheria

Real Decreto 1072/2010, de 20 de agosto, por el que se desarrolla el régimen jurídico de la Empresa de Transformación Agraria, Sociedad Anónima, y de sus filiales.

This article says the decree sets out TRAGSA’s legal, economic, and administrative regime, including that of wholly owned subsidiaries.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Regulation
Citation
BOE-A-2010-13881
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Language
es
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administrative cooperation administrative law contracting cost recovery effective date encomiendas de gestión financing instrumental public sector bodies payment terms project execution public commissions public contracting public instrumentality public procurement regulatory compliance service execution shareholder or general meeting matters state-owned enterprises supply and services tariffs

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This article says the decree sets out TRAGSA’s legal, economic, and administrative regime, including that of wholly owned subsidiaries. TRAGSA and its subsidiaries are treated as an instrumental public service and must carry out the works and activities entrusted to them, especially in urgent or emergency situations. TRAGSA and its subsidiaries must charge the costs incurred for entrusted work using the tariff system in this article; the Commission determines and approves tariffs, and the approved resolution is published in the Official State Gazette. Regulates how TRAGSA and its subsidiaries handle entrusted mandatory acts, including prior document approval, formal communication, execution, certification, payment, final liquidation, and certain work overruns. TRAGSA and its subsidiaries may ask private businesses to collaborate in mandatory activities, but the collaboration’s value must stay below 50% of the total project, supply, or service amount.