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Welcome to our Public Matters Newsletter.
This month we have:
Victoria Searle looks at the further guidance issued by the Cabinet Office in relation to applying exclusions in public procurement, managing conflicts of interest and whistleblowing.
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Over the last six months we have advised on a number of procurements under the Public Contracts Regulations 2015. In this article Peter Ware provides some key tips on how to get the procurement evaluation criteria right.
Frameworks account for a huge amount of the UK’s procurement activities. Micheal Mousdale looks a two issues that frequently arise, and a recent case that provides some clarity.
As the 29 March Brexit deadline draws closer, Alex Kynoch discusses the Competition and Markets Authority’s role as the UK state aid enforcement agency.
Carl May-Smith looking at some of the most recent developments relating to the CQC and other areas of regulation affecting health & care providers.
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We are delighted to sponsor the CBI (Confederation of British Industry) ‘Markets for Good: Creating effective public-private partnerships post-Brexit’ report.
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Whilst there is much to improve and great challenges ahead, this report shows there is a lot to be positive about...
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There is a potential for significant change and public bodies are likely to be at the forefront of delivering that change.
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For the first time, in this year’s report, tools have been provided to Parliamentarians to scrutinise the progress across Whitehall.
Sections 125 and 126 of the Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009 impose duties on public bodies in respect of marine conservation zones.
The consultation has been prompted by the specific issue of ‘debt for yield’ to ensure that the PWLB can continue to support local authority investment.
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