The official household public service companies and their obligatory to publish their actions in the SECOP

Residential public service companies have been governed by special regulations in consideration of the goods they offer and based on the assumption that what is relevant is the satisfaction of the users who are the beneficiaries of the services delivered, as contemplated in Law 142. from 1994. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the application of general regulatory provisions to official residential public service companies can be verified, since regulations have been incorporated that are not created for this group of entities and that prevent them from developing adequately in the face of competition. to meet its objectives, as indicated in article 32 ibidem, thus preventing the freedom and loss of management of the provision of the service against private companies and blurring the nature of this group of entities. Thus, this research article will address the issue related to the application of standards for public sector entities to domiciliary public companies and their impact on the provision of the service by this group of organizations punctually the obligation to publish in the SECOP