新西兰政府采购网10月27日消息 新西兰商务、创新和雇佣部（MBIE）公布了一个非常重要的工具，帮助政府机关处理那些最重要的合同。

　　“‘重大服务项目合同框架’为公共部门和政府机关有效处理他们最大、最重要并且风险最高的那些合同，提供了支持和指导原则，”新西兰政府采购办公室主任约翰·伊维尔说。

　　“这件工具不仅使政府，也使公众充满了信心，人们可以相信重要服务项目正在有效经营并提供给新西兰。”

　　这个框架工具是在新西兰内阁的指导下开发的，是在最近几年关于合同问题发布的几份高级文件基础上形成的，该框架由新西兰政府采购部公诸于众。

　　“通过指导政府部门有效管理和操作，保证审计和监督，支持开发能力等，这个新的框架合同将帮助他们处理好与其商业对象签订的重要合同，”伊维尔先生说。

　　“该框架保证，合同上出现任何问题的时候，需要知情的高级管理人员都能第一时间知晓。”

　　政府机关被要求就重要的服务合同随时向上汇报。

　　第一层级的强化投资部门要在2016年12月16日前汇报完毕。

　　所有政府部门将有6个月的基本汇报时间，从2017年3月开始，到9月份汇报完毕。

　　我们将举办一系列推介活动，帮助各政府机关实施这个框架。您可以在这里获知更多信息并注册留言，反映您感兴趣的内容。

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附：原文和网址

http://www.procurement.govt.nz/procurement/news/new-framework-supports-governments-highest-risk-contracts

　　New Framework supports Government’s highest-risk contracts
　　27 October 2016

　　The Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment has launched a critically important tool that helps government agencies manage their most important contracts.

　　“The Significant Services Contract Framework provides support and guidance for public sector agencies on effectively managing their largest, most important, and highest risk contracts,” says John Ivil, General Manager of New Zealand Government Procurement.

　　“The tool provides confidence to both the government and the public that important services are being effectively managed and delivered to New Zealand.”

　　The work to develop the Framework was directed by Cabinet, following some high profile contract issues in recent years. It is being delivered by New Zealand Government Procurement.

　　“This new Framework will help government agencies manage contracts that are essential to their business objectives, by guiding them through effective management practices; ensuring accountability and oversight; and supporting capability development,” says Mr Ivil.

　　“The Framework ensures that if there are any issues with a contract, the Senior Managers who need to know will get an early view of this.”

　　Agencies will be required to report on their significant service contracts.

　　Tier one investment intensive agencies will report by 16 December 2016.

　　All agencies will report on a six-monthly basis in March and September with the first reports due in March 2017.

　　We are hosting a number of briefings to help agencies implement this framework. You can find out more information and register your interest here.