Partners in law

  ‘Eurobuild Poland’ spoke to Bartosz Korbus, president of the Public-Private Partnership Institute about the implicationsEwa Andrzejewska, ‘Eurobuild Poland’: It was only a few weeks ago that ordinances, without which the Public-Private Partnership Act (PPP) would be dead in the water, came into force, though it has been on the books since 5th October 2005. Does this mean the first projects will get off the ground at last after years of humming and hawing?These ordinances are most important since without them the Act’s regulations cannot be implemented. But what is also important is that without them, pre-implementation risk analyses would be impossible. Before a public office decides to announce a tender it must have a good idea about the costs of a given venture when executed by traditional methods, that is, if the public office carried out the entire project itself, e.g. building a swimming pool and then running the necessary maintenance services and