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Procurement Reform (Scotland) Act 2014
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Textual Amendments
| Provision of this Act |
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| Section 5 (estimated value of contract) |
| Section 7 (dynamic purchasing systems) |
| Section 8 (general duties) |
| Section 9 (sustainable procurement duty) |
| Section 10 (guidance on sustainable procurement duty) |
| Section 11 (supported businesses) |
| Section 12 (contracts for health or social care services) |
| Section 14 (other circumstances in which contract can be awarded without competition) |
| Section 22 (public contracts website) |
| Section 23 (publication of contract notices and award notices) |
| Section 26 (guidance on community benefit requirements) |
| Section 29 (guidance on selection of tenderers and award of contracts) |
| Section 31 (charges for participation in procurement process) |
| Section 34 (withholding information) |
| Section 36 (amendment of Climate Change (Scotland) Act 2009) |
| Section 38 (procedure and time limits) |
| Section 39 (determination by the court) |
| Section 40 (transfer of forum for proceedings to First-tier Tribunal) |
| Section 43 (ancillary provision) |
| Section 44 (subordinate legislation) |
| Section 45 (commencement) |
| Section 46 (short title)] |
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