Join a free 90-minute webinar with King’s College, London and George Washington University Law School’s Government Procurement Program, to discuss sweeping post-Brexit changes proposed for the United Kingdom’s procurement laws.

• Christopher Vajda QC (Monckton Chambers / King’s College, London / former judge, Court of Justice of the European Union) – Moderator – Salient differences between EU and UK approaches
• Michael Bowsher QC (Monckton Chambers / King’s College, London) – On history, and what’s missing
• Anne Davies (Professor of Law and Public Policy, Faculty of Law, University of Oxford) and James Ruairi Macdonald (PhD candidate and research associate, University of Oxford) – Impacts on social contracting (see Oxford POGO Club comments)
• Luke Butler (University of Nottingham – Public Procurement Research Group) – Where’s defence?
• Jane Jenkins / Kate Gough (Freshfields) – On bid challenges, debarment and contract administration
• Albert Sanchez-Graells (Professor of Economic Law and Director of the Centre for Global Law and Innovation, University of Bristol Law School) – The Green Paper: Not what it says on the tin (see LSE comments)
• Christopher Yukins (George Washington University Law School) – U.S. perspectives and cooperation (see comments submitted to UK government)