The Single Source Contract Regulations 2014
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19B Prices determined in accordance with law
(1) The price determined in accordance with law method of determining the price of qualifying defence contract or component of such a contract may be used if the Secretary of State is satisfied that the price of the goods, works and services must be set in accordance with a relevant law. (2) Where there is an inconsistency between the pricing requirements of the relevant law and those of the Act and these Regulations, the price is to be determined in accordance with paragraph (3) or (4). (3) Where the relevant law specifies the price which must be paid for the goods, works or services, the price is as so specified. (4) Where the relevant law does not specify the price which must be paid for the goods, works or services, the price must comply with the pricing requirements of the relevant law and be as close as possible to the price which would have been agreed between the parties in compliance with the Act and these Regulations but for the application of the relevant law. (5) In this regulation— (a) “law” includes statutes, rules, regulations, codes of practice and requirements of regulatory authorities; (b) “relevant law” means law, whether of the United Kingdom or otherwise, compliance with which is mandatory for at least one of the parties and which applies to the provision of goods, works or services under the contract or component.
19B Prices determined in accordance with law
(1) The price determined in accordance with law method of determining the price of qualifying defence contract or component of such a contract may be used if the Secretary of State is satisfied that the price of the goods, works and services must be set in accordance with a relevant law. (2) Where there is an inconsistency between the pricing requirements of the relevant law and those of the Act and these Regulations, the price is to be determined in accordance with paragraph (3) or (4). (3) Where the relevant law specifies the price which must be paid for the goods, works or services, the price is as so specified. (4) Where the relevant law does not specify the price which must be paid for the goods, works or services, the price must comply with the pricing requirements of the relevant law and be as close as possible to the price which would have been agreed between the parties in compliance with the Act and these Regulations but for the application of the relevant law. (5) In this regulation— (a) “law” includes statutes, rules, regulations, codes of practice and requirements of regulatory authorities; (b) “relevant law” means law, whether of the United Kingdom or otherwise, compliance with which is mandatory for at least one of the parties and which applies to the provision of goods, works or services under the contract or component.
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