Social Partnership and Public Procurement (Wales) Act
The Social Partnership and Public Procurement (Wales) Act 2023 will introduce a statutory duty on certain public bodies to consider socially responsible public procurement when carrying out procurement, to set objectives in relation to well-being goals, and to publish a procurement strategy.
We were joined by Sue Hurrell from Welsh Government to explore exactly what that means for public bodies and how to comply with the requirements.
This event was part of Blake Morgan’s Procurement Series, where experts will examine what you need to know about the changing world of procurement. Please click here to view the full programme.
Speakers
Tomos Lewis
Partner
Tomos is a commercial lawyer specialising in general commercial law, public procurements law, projects, information technology, data protection and information governance.
Sue Hurrell
Head of Fair Work Procurement, Welsh Government
Sue has worked in procurement policy, in Welsh Government and in Whitehall, for most of her career. She has worked on projects to improve competition for public contracts, and opportunities for SMEs and consortia bids.
Details
Date:
Thursday 5 December 2024
Time:
10am – 11am
Location:
Webinar
Cost:
No charge