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This annex provides data for each responding country on the transparency of the public procurement cycle, as well as the online availability of public procurement information and the central government review and remedy mechanisms available for bidders. The data underlie the summaries of data presented in Chapter 9, specifically, for Indicator 41 and Indicator 42.
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Table G.1.
Mechanisms to routinely involve citizens in key stages of the procurement cycle at the central level of government (2010)
Statlink 
http://dx.doi.org/10.1787/888932392381
Note : Information is not available for Israel on oversight of bid opening process, public hearing on terms of a contract, complaints and dissatisfaction on the implementation, and monitoring contract delivery.
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Table G.3.
Online availability of selected public procurement information in central governments (2010)
Statlink
http://dx.doi.org/10.1787/888932392419
Note : Not applicable (e.g. information not public).
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Table G.4.
Most common services offered by the governmental single-entry e-procurement website (2010)
Statlink
http://dx.doi.org/10.1787/888932392438
Note : In the majority of cases, an n.a. response indicates country does not have a single-entry procurement website. However, e-procurement services may be available on other websites.
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