1. Effects of Amalgamation on Local Government Contracts for Goods and Services Seminar for WALGA Procurement Network Group Presented by Brenton Oakley, Consultant, Kott Gunning Monday 17 th November 2014

2. Introduction Section 2.1 of the Act Local Governments undergoing amalgamation are likely to have active contracts for the supply of goods and services on foot at the date of Commencement of the new Local Government. The position of a Local Government in relation to a contract for goods and services is going to depend on the nature of the order made under section 2.1 of the Act. We have set out below some scenarios.

3. Where a Local Government Takes Over The Whole of The Area of an Abolished District Boundary Change AB B

4. Where a Local Government Takes Over The Whole of The Area of an Abolished District New District AB1 B2

5. Where a Local Government Takes Over The Whole of The Area of an Abolished District Rights and Liabilities Effect on Contracts Duplicated Obligations Tender Requirements

6. Where a Local Government Takes Over Part Only of The Area of an Abolished District Boundary Change BA B C C

7. Where a Local Government Takes Over Part Only of The Area of an Abolished District New District BA D C E

8. Where a Local Government Takes Over Part Only of The Area of an Abolished District Rights and Liabilities Obligation to Negotiate Resolution by order of Governor Resolution by direction of Minister Tender Requirements

9. Where a Local Government is Not Abolished But Loses Area Boundary Change A B AB

10. Where a Local Government is Not Abolished But Loses Area New District AB1 AB2

11. Where a Local Government is Not Abolished But Loses Area Rights and Liabilities Effect on Contracts Tender Requirements

12. Contact us Brenton Oakley Phone: +61 8 9321 3755 Email: boakley@kottgunn.com.au Web: www.kottgunn.com.auwww.kottgunn.com.au Linkedin: Kott Gunning Twitter: @kottgunning

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