The Impact of Recent CJEU Jurisprudence on EU Public Procurement Acquis

This presentation discusses recent developments in CJEU jurisprudence on European Public Procurement Law as well as the impact of recent and core CJEU case law on the EU Public Procurement acquis.

Prof Christopher H. Bovis

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Question 1: Which of the following answers is not correct? The Public Procurement Directives, as the CJEU ha affirmed, are based on the principle of

Accountability.

Non- doscrimination

Ne bis in idem .

Transparency

Question 2 of 3

Question 2: With regard to public sector procurement, which of the following was not identified as a positive development through the CJEU’s acquis?

Fight against corruption in Public Procurement.

Official list of contractors.

Joint and centralized procurement.

Public law bodies’s eligibility to tender.

Question 3 of 3

Question 3: According to the speaker what, among others, has the Court achieved through its jurisprudence with regard to Public Procurement?

Discouraged the tradability of public contracts.

Paved the way for modernization.

Merged the rules on public and utilities procurement.

Eliminated the porosity of Public Procurement rules.

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