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Webinars

Details: 12.Dec.2024

Blake Morgan's final Procurement Series Webinar is now available to watch as a pre-recorded session.

Thank you to those who attended Blake Morgan's final Procurement series webinar for 2024 – ‘Social Partnership and Public Procurement (Wales) Act’ on Thursday 5 December. We would like to apologise for the technical issue that we had during the webinar which was beyond our control and thank you for your patience.

The webinar was hosted by Tomos Lewis, Partner at Blake Morgan, who explored the legal structure of the Procurement Act, in particular the socially responsible procurement duties.He was joined by Sue Hurrell of Welsh Government, who discussed what this means for public bodies and how to comply with the requirements.

The slides are available here.

About the speakers

Nicola Khon

Tomos is a commercial lawyer specialising in general commercial law, public procurements law, projects, information technology, data protection and information governance.

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