III – the development or updating of regional universal service plans, which should take into account urban and rural environments; § 10. It will be the role of the ANA to develop technical studies for the development of best regulatory practices for primary public sanitation, as well as guides and manuals to support the development of these practices. § 1 – Contracts involving the provision of public sanitation services may provide for private mechanisms to settle disputes arising out of or in connection with the contract, including arbitration to be held in Brazil and in Portuguese in accordance with Law No. 9.307 of 23 September 1996. 23. The regulatory authority shall, in accordance with the guidelines established by the ANA, adopt rules on the technical, economic and social dimension of the provision of sanitary facilities, covering at least the following aspects: 18. Suppliers operating in more than one municipality or region or providing different public sanitation services in the same municipality or region shall maintain a billing system; which makes it possible to calculate the costs and revenues of each service in each of the municipalities or regions served and, where applicable, in the Federal District. V – with regard to basic sanitation measures in informal urban centres inhabited by low-income groups, if they are consolidated and not threatened. § 10.
The provisions of point III of the Article of this Article shall not apply to basic remediation measures in: § 1º The regional groundwater plan may include one or more components of the basic service in order to optimize the planning and delivery of services. XVII – alternative individual sewerage system: basic sanitation or drainage measures and final sanitation if the site is not directly supplied by the public network; § 7 – Owners, providers of public sanitation services and regulatory authorities must provide the information to be inserted in Sinisa. – (NR) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, it updates the legal framework for basic sanitation and amends Law No 9.984 of 17 July 2000 in order to give the National Agency for Water and Basic Services (ANA) the power to work on service delivery standards, Law No 9.984 of 17 July 2000. 10.768 of 19 November 2003. amend the name and responsibilities of the position of Human Resources Specialist, Law No. 11.107 of 6 April 2005, in order to seal the provision of public services dealt with in art through a programme contract. 175 of the Federal Constitution, Law No. 11.445 of 5 January 2007 on the improvement of structural conditions for basic sanitation in the country, Law No. 12.305 of 2 August 2010 setting deadlines for the final environmentally sound disposal of waste, Law No.
13.089 of 12 January 2015 (Statute of the Metrópole), in order to extend its scope to micro-regions, and Law No. 13.529 of 4 December 2017, authorizing©the Union to contribute to the Fund for the sole purpose of financing specialized technical services. 18. Public-private partnership contracts or sub-transfers signed in the context of tendering procedures shall be maintained by the new controller in the event of a transfer of control of a public undertaking or a semi-public undertaking. B. The ANA will update and publish on its website the list of regulators and supervisory authorities that adopt national reference standards for the regulation of public sanitation services, in order to facilitate access to federal public funds or the allocation of funds with Union funds or with resources managed or operated by agencies or agencies of the federal public administration, to facilitate. in accordance with Article 50 of Law No. 11.445 of 5 January 2007. § 5 – In the context of promoting improved provision of sanitation facilities, the Union may grant budgetary, fiscal or credit advantages or incentives in return for the achievement of predetermined operational performance targets. Kind. 4a. ANA will establish reference standards for the regulation of public sanitation services by their owners and its regulatory and supervisory authorities in accordance with the guidelines for the regulatory function set out in Law No.
11.445 of 5 January 2007. II – Development of reference standards for the regulation of the use of water resources and the provision of public sanitation facilities; II – The sole objective of intermunicipal consortia for sanitation is to finance initiatives for the implementation of structural measures for drinking water supply, wastewater, urban sanitation, waste management, drainage and rainwater management, with the formalization of a program contract with a semi-public company or a public company or the subdelegation of the service provided by the long distance without a call for tenders prior. § 3 – The reference standards for the regulation of public sanitation should: § 3º The administrative structure of the basic regional health units is governed by the provisions of Law No. 13.089 of 12 January 2015 (Statute of the Metropolis). § 11. Technical assistance appropriations for public sanitation shall be separated from the others and shall not be allocated to other purposes of the Fund. (NR) Section 15. The competence provided for in § 3 of Article 52 of Law No.
11.445 of 5 January 2007 is exercised only if the regional groundwater units are not installed by the State within one (1) year after the publication of this Law. § 5 – The Ministry of Regional Development ensures wide transparency and publicity of the information systems it manages, taking into account the requirements of the authorities and institutions involved in federal wastewater policy, in order to provide the data necessary for the development, implementation and evaluation of public policy in this sector. V – the existence of targets and a timetable for the universalization of basic sanitation services. II. Prioritize plans, programmes and projects to implement and expand basic sanitation and measures in areas inhabited by low-income populations, including consolidated informal urban centres, where they are not threatened; Art.