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In our first edition of 2014, we continue with our series on the new public procurement directive, this month analysing subcontracting under the new directive. We also include articles on conflicts of interest in the shared services context and the new state aid de minimis regulation. Anja Beriro discusses what is on the legal horizon for 2014.
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The United Kingdom Internal Market Bill was introduced in the House of Commons on 09 September 2020 (the Bill), provoking much debate and attracting criticism from many. But what exactly is contained within the Bill?
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