All new in 2023? The UK Subsidy Control Regime
As well as the start of a new year, January 2023 sees in the UK’s new subsidy control regime as the UK Subsidy Control Act 2022 comes into force on 4 January 2023.
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Duncan is excellent to work with. As well as bringing authority and knowledge to matters, his personal touch gives clients confidence.
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Duncan has extensive experience in advising on public procurement and regulatory compliance, public sector governance and best value requirements, alternative business models, outsourcing and state aid/subsidy control matters.
He also advises on all types of major procurements, including hub, NPD/PPP/PFI and construction projects, public procurement law and public law compliance. He works for a wide range of public sector bodies, including central government, local authorities and NHS Boards.
Duncan is accredited by The Law Society of Scotland as a Specialist in Public Procurement Law and chairs the Law Society’s panel for the accreditation of solicitors as Public Procurement Law Specialists.
He is also Chair of the Procurement Lawyers Association and a member of the Policy Committee of the Scottish Council for Development and Industry (SCDI).
Duncan is ranked as a Leader in the Field for Local Government and Public Procurement in the 2024 edition of Chambers UK Guide to the Legal Profession.
As well as the start of a new year, January 2023 sees in the UK’s new subsidy control regime as the UK Subsidy Control Act 2022 comes into force on 4 January 2023.
In our live webinar, broadcast on 25 May 2022, we discuss the latest developments in the evolving UK subsidy control regime, including proposals for the creation of a Streamlined Subsidy Scheme.
In this live webinar, broadcast on 26 January 2022, our Procurement Law team discusses proposed legislative reforms of procurement laws and provide an overview of recent case law developments.
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