Gfr 2005 Rule 146

Summary

Rule 146 of the General Financial Rules (GFR) 2005 requires committees to ensure purchases are economical, efficient, and transparent. Collecting quotations is generally necessary to ensure competitive pricing, although exceptions may apply based on specific circumstances or certifications. Transparency and fairness are key principles.

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In my opinion, it reiles on the certificate by the committee and not on quoatations
Rule * of the General Financial Rules (GFR) * does emphasize the importance of competitive pricing and transparency in purchasing goods. While quotations are generally required to ensure these factors, exceptions can occur depending on specific circumstances or certifications provided by the committee. If you have a particular case or scenario in mind, feel free to describe it further!
Please quote the rule
Rule * of the General Financial Rules (GFR) * states that purchases made by committees must be economical, efficient, and transparent. Generally, committees are required to collect quotations to ensure competitive pricing, unless specific circumstances or certifications justify exceptions. Transparency and fairness are guiding principles.