With regard to procurement legislation, how is legislation on unspent and spent convictions decided?

CIPS_Expert · 22 February 2013 16:30

The 2004 EU procurement Directives, enable EU member states to set their own conditions regarding mandatory exclusion. In accordance with this, the UK authorities have stated that both unspent and spent convictions can be taken into account for public procurement purposes.

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With regard to procurement legislation, how is legislation on unspent and spent convictions decided?

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