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UK Public Law Update, 28 March 2024: Procurement Act 2023 regulations and guidance, Brexit and Windsor Framework SIs, key judicial review rulings, human rights, data protection and subsidy control developments

Published on: 28 March 2024

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Public procurement

Draft Procurement Regulations 2024 SI 2024/Draft: These draft Regulations aim to give effect to the new public procurement framework created by the Procurement Act 2023 (PA 2023). Many provisions prescribe detailed notice content so that organisations regulated by the PA 2023, referred to as contracting authorities, can run procurements in a manner that is open, transparent and informative, while also stating where and how those notices must be published. Additional elements place duties on contracting authorities to obtain specified information from suppliers and set out further particulars on the regulation of particular organisations and contracts, including extending the PA 2023 to certain devolved Scottish procurement in defined situations, and disapplying the PA 2023 for healthcare procurement...

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