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Publication / Alexey Anischenko, Maria Rodich
The Belarusian government is not rushing with adopting measures to combat the Coronavirus: as of today, the borders are open, Belarus is not on lockdown, and not even an individual quarantine policy for educational establishments has been introduced. Recognition of the impact of the Coronavirus on Belarusians began with the Ministry of Healthcare adding COVID-19 […]
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Publication / Alexey Anischenko, Maria Rodich
The package adopted by the Belarusian Government on 31 March 2020 in connection with the consequences of COVID-19 included measures aimed at regulating legal aspects in the field of public procurement. Under the general rule,[1] the parties to a public procurement contract cannot change the following terms of the contract: the subject of public procurement […]
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Publication / Alexey Anischenko, Maria Rodich
One of the measures by which the Belarusian Government aims to mitigate the consequences for consumers of the crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic was adopted by Resolution 184,[1] which is in force from 01 April 2020. Resolution 184 introduces a moratorium for all Belarusian business entities, regardless of the form of ownership, on price […]
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The global spread of SARS-CoV-2 is disrupting regular supply chains and has sharply increased demand for personal protective equipment. WHO reported on 3 March 2020 that since the start of the outbreak, prices of personal protective equipment had surged. The prices of surgical masks had increased six times, the prices of N95 respirators three times […]
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On 30 January 2020 a global coronavirus outbreak announced by the World Health Organisation as a public health emergency caused delays in shipments from China, as well as failures in the finance, tourism, logistics and production spheres. We offer a brief overview of the most common legal issues arising in the supply sphere. Among the main examples […]
