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Procurement Act 2023

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As published

110 Guidance following procurement investigations

(1) Where an appropriate authority has conducted a procurement investigation under section 108, the authority may publish guidance setting out what the authority considers to be the lessons of the matters considered in the procurement investigation for compliance with the requirements of this Act by contracting authorities generally. (2) In considering how to comply with the requirements of this Act, a contracting authority must have regard to relevant guidance published under subsection (1). (3) In subsection (2), the reference to relevant guidance is a reference to guidance that could, in light of Part 11, be addressed to the contracting authority.

Your change, as a redline

110 Guidance following procurement investigations

(1) Where an appropriate authority has conducted a procurement investigation under section 108, the authority may publish guidance setting out what the authority considers to be the lessons of the matters considered in the procurement investigation for compliance with the requirements of this Act by contracting authorities generally. (2) In considering how to comply with the requirements of this Act, a contracting authority must have regard to relevant guidance published under subsection (1). (3) In subsection (2), the reference to relevant guidance is a reference to guidance that could, in light of Part 11, be addressed to the contracting authority.

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