The National Health Service (Procurement, Slavery and Human Trafficking) Regulations 2025
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7 Requirement to take reasonable steps
(1) When a public body has carried out the risk assessment required under regulation 4, 5 or 6, the public body must take reasonable steps to address and where practicable eliminate any modern slavery risk identified in that assessment— (a) when designing the procurement procedure for the purposes of awarding the contract or concluding the framework agreement, (b) when establishing the dynamic market, (c) when setting— (i) the terms of the contract or framework agreement, or (ii) the conditions for membership of the dynamic market, and (d) in managing— (i) any contract awarded as a result of the procurement, including contracts awarded in accordance with a framework agreement, (ii) any contract awarded by reference to the dynamic market, (iii) the framework agreement, or (iv) the dynamic market, for the duration of the term of the contract, framework agreement, or dynamic market, as applicable. (2) The reasonable steps taken in response to the requirement in paragraph (1) must be— (a) proportionate to the extent of the assessed risk, and (b) relevant to the contract, the framework agreement or to the dynamic market, as the case may be.
7 Requirement to take reasonable steps
(1) When a public body has carried out the risk assessment required under regulation 4, 5 or 6, the public body must take reasonable steps to address and where practicable eliminate any modern slavery risk identified in that assessment— (a) when designing the procurement procedure for the purposes of awarding the contract or concluding the framework agreement, (b) when establishing the dynamic market, (c) when setting— (i) the terms of the contract or framework agreement, or (ii) the conditions for membership of the dynamic market, and (d) in managing— (i) any contract awarded as a result of the procurement, including contracts awarded in accordance with a framework agreement, (ii) any contract awarded by reference to the dynamic market, (iii) the framework agreement, or (iv) the dynamic market, for the duration of the term of the contract, framework agreement, or dynamic market, as applicable. (2) The reasonable steps taken in response to the requirement in paragraph (1) must be— (a) proportionate to the extent of the assessed risk, and (b) relevant to the contract, the framework agreement or to the dynamic market, as the case may be.
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