Keating Chambers' barristers discuss the government’s Green Paper proposals for reform of public procurement legislation to help listeners navigate the issues. Low-value and in-flight cases to a generalist Tribunal or two tracks in the TCC? Reforming the test for the automatic suspension: ditch the adequacy of damages test? Will we miss debrief letters when they’re gone? And if maximum damages are 1.5 x bid costs, will anyone bother to challenge anyway? With Sarah Hannaford QC and David Gollancz. Please note that this podcast does not constitute legal advice and should not be relied on as such.
Keating Chambers' barristers discuss the government’s Green Paper proposals for reform of public procurement legislation to help listeners navigate the issues. Low-value and in-flight cases to a generalist Tribunal or two tracks in the TCC? Reforming the test for the automatic suspension: ditch the adequacy of damages test? Will we miss debrief letters when they’re gone? And if maximum damages are 1.5 x bid costs, will anyone bother to challenge anyway? With Sarah Hannaford QC and David Gollancz. Please note that this podcast does not constitute legal advice and should not be relied on as such.