CSCCA Handling of Draft Lease Contracts, Fiscal Year 2022-2023 (First Half)
- The document records CSCCA's consultative treatment of lease-contract projects during the first semester of FY2022-2023.
- It cites article 200-4 of the 1987 Constitution as the basis for CSCCA motivated opinions.
- The tables identify the institution, lessor or contractor, location or contract description, duration, amount in gourdes, dollars or euros, and the favorable or unfavorable opinion.
- Most listed lease terms are 12 months, with some shorter durations or multi-month office arrangements.
- Institutions appearing in the tables include MSPP, MAEC, OAVCT, ULCC, CFI, CTPEA, CSPJ, MEF, MPCE, the Primature, OPH, ONACA, INARA, Rectorat, ENS and CSCCA.
- Examples include leases for Cuban medical-brigade housing, postal and departmental offices, court or judicial premises, tax-service offices, ministry offices and decentralized public-service spaces.
In a 33-page table the Cour supérieure des comptes et du contentieux administratif (CSCCA) records the opinions it gave in the first half of fiscal year 2022-2023 on draft contracts, in the exercise of its advisory function under article 200-4 of the 1987 Constitution. The first part treats lease contracts. Each row names the contracting institution, the lessor, the property and its purpose, the term, the amount in gourdes, dollars or euros, and the opinion, favorable or unfavorable. Leases cover housing for the Cuban medical brigade, ministry and agency offices, a library, court premises and a mayor's office. A closing table lists works contracts, with a note that files with an unfavorable opinion are returned to the issuing institution or to the national public procurement commission (CNMP) for correction.
How to cite
Superior Court of Accounts and Administrative Disputes (CSCCA), CSCCA Handling of Draft Lease Contracts, Fiscal Year 2022-2023 (First Half), https://cscca.gouv.ht/