68.1. The economic regulation of sanitation services is the exclusive competence of Sunass at the national level and includes, inter alia, the setting, revision, adjustment of the level, determination of the tariff structure and access charges and the deregulation process. It shall be exercised in accordance with the provisions of this Act and the regulations published by Sunass. authorizing the administration to purchase, within the framework of its programmes and subject to the relevant legal provisions, the purchase of materials and equipment from its budget, without requiring additional resources from the State Treasury; The same are intended mainly for emergencies resulting from natural disasters or situations where the provision of sanitation facilities is significantly compromised. 77.1. allow Sunass to improve the cross-subsidy system without affecting the economic and financial equilibrium of the provider applicable to users experiencing poverty and extreme poverty, using the socio-economic classification granted by the responsible Household Targeting System (SISFOH) of the Ministry of Development and Social Inclusion (MIDIS) in accordance with the provisions of the Regulation. Suppliers are entitled to require Sunass to apply subsidies under the conditions specified in the relevant regulations. 9. Economic and financial equilibrium: In order to ensure universal access to sanitation, suppliers shall have the necessary revenues to cover the costs of efficient operation, maintenance of systems including services and amortization of investments in the extension and replacement of wastewater treatment infrastructure, as well as the return on capital. 30.2. The imposition of a compulsory easement gives the health service provider the right to construct and install the facilities necessary for the provision of these services. 37.1. If the development of projects or works by third parties, including public bodies, makes it necessary to relocate or modify existing sanitary facilities, the costs of such work shall be borne by the owner of the project or work or by third parties for the benefit of the undertaking providing the services concerned.
in accordance with the procedure for the elimination of disturbances governed by Legislative Decree No. 1192, the Legislative Decree approving the Framework Law on the Acquisition and Expropriation of Real Estate, the Transfer of State-Owned Real Estate, the Authorization of Interventions and Other Measures for the Execution of Infrastructure Works or a Regulation to replace them. 108.3. Any transfer to regional governments or local authorities in whose territory a public service included in the transitional support scheme provides services directly or indirectly related to the implementation of sewerage projects must have the prior and positive opinion of the OTASS. Law No. 26338, General Law on Sanitation, as amended by Legislative Decree No. 1240, establishes the rules for the provision of sanitation services to which all sanitation service providers and their users are subject at the national level in urban and rural areas. applicable to all public administration bodies with legally recognised competence in the provision of sanitation services; 2. Financial and technical administration, strategic planning, management control, legal affairs, commercial affairs, user relations, management and general management, relations with regulators, project management and human resources.
Its statutes shall be drawn up in accordance with the provisions of the above-mentioned provisions. Any amendment to the statutes shall be subject to the provisions of this Chapter. The social status, drawn up in violation of the provisions of this law and sectoral regulations, is null and void. 13.2. Supplier companies are established to provide sanitation services and must have their own assets and enjoy administrative, economic and managerial autonomy, as well as other aspects related to the provision of services, subject to policies, plans and regulatory guidelines approved by the governing body and/or competent authorities in accordance with the responsible urban plans of local governments. Were. 4. Promote the effective management and delivery of sanitation services by providers through the Capacity Building System for the Sanitation Sector – SFC or any other mechanism approved by the Board and implemented by its affiliated bodies, programmes and agencies. 43.2. Capacity building includes corporate governance, economic and financial management and operational technical management.