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Are the current public procurement rules getting in the way of political support? Helen Randall and Paul Hopton examine the issues.

By Helen Randall, Paul Hopton | 04 June 2013

The creation of employee-led mutuals by public sector staff enjoys high profile political support, but are the current public procurement rules getting in the way? Helen Randall and Paul Hopton examine the issues

The Cabinet Office is lobbying for an exemption for employee-led mutuals in the new EU Procurement Directive. Would the proposed Directive help aspiring mutuals?

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Popular articles by Paul Hopton

  1. New procurement rules – a chance to have your say
  2. Navigating the legal risks of investing in property
  3. Court of Appeal Faraday Judgment: An amber light for unprocured development joint ventures
  4. Silent revolution?
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