Assessment of the Bottlenecks of Statutory Amendments Done in 2022, Both on Procuring Entities in the Public Sector and on the Community as a Whole. A Case Study of, Chimhanda District Hospital · Electronic Theses and Dissertations

Author

Kupeta, Wadzanai

Title

Assessment of the Bottlenecks of Statutory Amendments Done in 2022, Both on Procuring Entities in the Public Sector and on the Community as a Whole. A Case Study of, Chimhanda District Hospital

Abstract

This study was about the assessment of the bottlenecks of statutory instruments in purchasing and supply management in fuel and medicines service delivery. A group of respondents who serve on the Procurement Management Unit Committee (PMU) at Chimhanda District Hospital participated in the study. The study's major goal was to analyze and assess the obstacles that statutory revisions to the public procurement process provide to the supply of fuel and medicine services. The study's specific objectives were to identify the difficulties in the procurement process; provide insight into the statutory amendments in public purchasing; pinpoint the bottlenecks caused by the statutory amendments at Chimhanda District Hospital that hinder the delivery of fuel and medications; and identify and recommend to stakeholders in the public procurement sector ways that the statutory amendments could be improved to improve service delivery. Through observation and questionnaires (both open-ended and closed-ended), the research approach was created to gather information from twenty-five (25) respondents. Statistical Package for Social Science (SPSS) software version 16.0 was used to statistically and analytically assess the data that had been gathered. But the results showed that the Public Procurement and Disposal Act of 2018 had fallen short in terms of value for money, operationalization, and timeliness. The chi square test's findings also showed that the value for money, operationalization, and timeliness were not significantly impacted by law modifications. The researcher advises that experience should always be taken into account as a significant component when hiring new individuals for procurement; also, personnel who specialize in the procurement of hospital supplies must be hired in order to increase system efficiency.

Date

2022

Publisher

BUSE

Keywords

bottlenecks

Supervisor

Nil