Mandatory Training Monopoly Eliminates Competition

This provision requires all public institutions to consult the Centre before arranging ICT training, and if the Centre has capacity, institutions must procure from it - eliminating competitive choice regardless of cost, quality, or responsiveness. This mandatory procurement requirement goes beyond coordination to create a protected market position that removes the competitive pressure driving innovation in training delivery. Administrative sanctions for non-compliance further entrench this monopoly-like structure, while the lack of clear "capacity" criteria creates discretionary gatekeeping power that may slow public sector adoption of emerging ICT skills and technologies.