Cap.22:23 Pusuc PRocuREMENT AND DISPOSAL OF Pusuc AssETS No.S/2017 (2) Before enacting regulations the Minister shall cause a notice to be published in the Gazette and one or more newspapers circulating throughout Zimbabwe(a) stating that it is intended to enact the regulations and setting out briefly the effect of them; and (b) specifying places in Zimbabwe where copies of the proposed regulations may be inspected by the public at all reasonable times during ordinary business hours; and (c) inviting members of the public to submit representations regarding the proposed regulations to his or her Ministry within such period, being not less than one month, as may be specified in the notice; and the Minister shall ensure that copies of the proposed regulations are available for inspection at those places for at least one month. (3) The Minister shall pay due regard to any representations submitted by members of the public in response to a notice in terms of subsection (2) before he or she enacts the regulations concerned. 102 Publication of legal documents The Authority shall ensure that copies of(a) this Act and any regulations made thereunder; and (b) all directions and instructions that are issued by the Authority and have general application; and (c) all judicial decisions and administrative rulings that affect persons other than the immediate parties to the decisions or rulings, or that provide guidance to persons other than the immediate parties; are kept available for public inspection at the offices of the Authority and are published in such form as the Board considers will make them readily accessible to procuring entities and potential bidders. 103 Repeal of Cap. 22:14 and savings and transitional provisions (l) In this section"fixed date" means the date fixed in terms of section l(l) as the date of commencement of this Act; "repealed Act" means the Procurement Act [Chapter 22:14] (No.2 of 1999); "transitional period" means the period of two years immediately following the fixed date. (2) Subject to this section, the Procurement Act [Chapter 22:14] (No.2 of 1999) is repealed. (3) Any property or asset and any obligation which, immediately before the fixed date, vested in or, as the case may be, had been incurred by the State Procurement Board established under the repealed Act shall on and after that date be property or an asset or obligation of the Authority. (4) Any procurement proceedings commenced before the fixed date shall be completed in accordance with the repealed Act, any reference to the State Procurement Board being construed as a reference to the Authority: Provided that the Authority may, by written notice to the procuring entity concerned, direct that any provision of this Act that is specified in the notice shall apply to the proceedings, and that provision shall thereupon apply accordingly, subject to any modification stated in the notice. 97