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| Reference: Autonomous Municipal Company Reference information: for Municipal Education? Cf.: "Autonomous Municipal Companies An Autonomous Municipal Company (Autonoom Gemeentebedrijf, AG) is a local government public body with powers to manage a municipal service of an industrial and commercial nature. The legislation regarding these bodies was institutionally reviewed by the new municipal law in 2005 (Nieuwe gemeentewet, 2005). An autonomous Municipal Body is autonomous in the sense that it is not subject to the constrains of local government budgetary regulations (status and setting for personnel, administrative trusteeship, etc.). Its main feature is its ability to associate with any private or public partner through the constitution of a subsidiary with the form of a private company. By taking holdings in these subsidiaries, the company is therefore able to operate a business in a modern way." -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 39 min (2011-08-01 08:53:16 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- (http://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q=cache:Tj39WBcsgI4J:www.e... ) Reference: http://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q=cache:Tj39WBcsgI4J:www.e... |
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