The public policy of private property represents the shareholder/associate, respectively owner policy of the state and of the administrative-territorial units, which defines the reason for the ownership by the state or by the administrative-territorial units of shares in public enterprises at the central and local level, establishes the role of the state and administrative-territorial units in the governance of public enterprises, in the implementation of the property policy, as well as the role and responsibilities of the tutelary public authorities and other interested parties involved in its implementation.
The property policy has the main objective of maintaining the presence of enterprises important for the public interest, exercising the ownership right of the state and administrative-territorial units over them, as well as supporting public enterprises in understanding the goals and priorities of the state as owner.
The central and local tutelary public authorities submit to AMEPIP, for the public enterprises in the portfolio, within the term established by it, the objectives related to the exercise of shareholder/associate rights, for their inclusion in the property policy, in a way that ensures their harmonization with national interests and respecting the principle of local autonomy.
The state property policy is drawn up by AMEPIP and approved by law, at the proposal of the Government.
The implementation of the state property policy is monitored annually by AMEPIP, and the property policy is reviewed by the Government and approved by law.
Public private property policy mainly refers to:
- the objectives of the Government, respectively of the administrative-territorial units, regarding their private property;
- management of the state's participations and administrative-territorial units in order to ensure a good financial performance and profitability of public enterprises;
- • the necessary measures to be taken within a well-established time frame to ensure the implementation of the obligations of public enterprises provided for in art. 2^3 of GEO no. 109/2011 on the corporate governance of public enterprises, with subsequent amendments and additions.
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