They bid high lease rents, but do not sign contracts – KRIR: a 5-year ban

The agricultural self-government raises the issue of individuals declining to sign contracts after winning tenders for leasing agricultural properties from the state assets. It proposes changes in the regulations concerning this matter. To address the legislative and organizational actions aimed at changing the principles of conducting tenders for leasing agricultural properties from the State Agricultural Property Fund (ZWRSP) - particularly regarding the consequences of the tender winner refusing to sign the contract - the Management Board of the National Council of Agricultural Chambers (KRIR) appealed to the Minister of Agriculture on December 30. As it argues in its letter, the current regulations, including the Act of October 19, 1991, on the management of agricultural properties of the State Treasury and the implementing acts regulating the procedure for conducting tenders by the National Agricultural Support Center, do not provide sufficiently effective sanction mechanisms ...