The Bill contains various provisions that address special roads, which can be developed and maintained by various parties (e.g. business entities) for their personal purposes. The development of special roads encompasses the following activities: 1) Program and budgeting preparation; 2) Technical planning; 3) Construction implementation; 4) Road operations; and 5) Road preservation

The guidelines for various business licensing processes within the construction services sector have been updated in order to support the implementation of the OSS-RBA system, which has now been integrated into the licensing portal of the Ministry of Public Works and Housing and the Integrated Construction Services Information System

Initiative projects for toll-road businesses and which are prepared and proposed by business entities to the Minister must fulfill the following criteria: 1) Must be technically integrated and must be organized in accordance with the master plan (the General Plan for the National Road Network); 2) Must be economically and financially viable; and 3) Must be submitted by business entities that possess adequate financial capacities in terms of the financing of toll-road businesses

Evaluation of offers will be conducted through the following systems: 1) Best financial assessment systems; or 2) Value systems

Implementation of SMKK should be specifically addressed within SMKK documents, which should include: 1) Conceptual SMKK plans; 2) RKK; 3) RMPK and quality programs; 4) RKPPL; and 5) RMLLP

Sustainable construction principles now include the aspect of the fulfillment of standards relating to sustainability, health, safety and security, the principle of which should be fulfilled through the application of construction safety management systems

Assessments of construction failures encompass the following stages: 1) Reporting of construction failure incidents by construction-service users, owners/persons-in-charge/managers of constructions or any parties that sustain any direct losses as a result of said incidents; 2) Appointment of individuals, groups or agencies that will assess said failures and the drawing up working assessment agreements with construction-service users or owners/persons-in-charge of constructions; 3) Implementation of various assessment measures, including examinations of the legality of documents and/or licenses that relate to the relevant construction objects, analysis of the causes of failure and assessment of indemnification amounts; 4) Reporting of assessment results

The standards that apply to these various business activities and products comprise the following elements: 1) Scope; 2) Terms and definitions; 3) Business categorization; 4) General business requirements; 5) Special business requirements and/or technical requirements for products, processes and/or services; 6) Facilities; 7) Organizational structures and human resources; 8) Services; 9) Requirements for products/processes/services; 10) Business-management systems; and/or 11) Compliance assessments and supervision

The organization of the sustainable construction principle must be implemented in accordance with the lifecycles of buildings, while the implementation stages of sustainable construction-service business should refer to the following requirements: 1) Administrative requirements; 2) Technical requirements; and 3) Technical requirements relating to sustainable construction

The Amendment now adds a set of comprehensive provisions that specifically address schemes, criteria, classifications and other issues that relate to harmonized housing