In addition to the obligations stipulated in this Law, the resolutions issued in pursuance hereof, and the terms of the Partnership Contract, a Project Company must:
1. not dissolve or liquidate itself, change its legal form, decrease its capital, or be assigned to a third party, unless it first obtains the relevant approval of the Partnership Committee;
2. protect, maintain, and preserve the assets of the Project and use them only for their intended purpose;
3. not sell the Project establishments, assets, and moveable and immoveable property it owns under the Partnership Contract. This will not apply to any sale conducted in implementation of a replacement and renovation programme, in accordance with the terms of the Partnership Contract and after first obtaining the relevant approval from the Partnership Committee;
4. submit all the documents, information, and data required by the Government Entity, the DOF, or the Financial Audit Department; cooperate with their employees; and provide them with access to its sites for inspection at any time;
5. transfer knowledge and expertise to the Government Entity, and train and qualify the employees of that entity as agreed upon by the parties in this respect;
6. submit periodic reports to the Government Entity on the Project implementation, including any construction works, provision of supplies, development, operation, maintenance, management, and other work required by the Government Entity;
7. comply with environmental and health standards, and meet the requirements for the safety of Project workers and beneficiaries; and
8. not enter into any Contract with any sub-contractors unless it first obtains the relevant written approval from the Government Entity. This Contract must not affect the obligations of the Project Company prescribed by this Law, the resolutions issued in pursuance hereof, and the terms of the Partnership Contract.