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Thursday, 28 June 2012, 09:00 - 17:00

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IRISH CENTRE FOR EUROPEAN LAW (ICEL), TRINITY COLLEGE DUBLIN PUBLIC PROCUREMENT CONFERENCE This conference will cover key developments and hot topics in Public Procurement, with a particular focus on difficulties faced by contracting authorities in complying with the procurement rules. Speakers: Tom Barrett, European Investment Bank, Luxembourg Eileen Barrington, Senior Counsel, Dublin Anna-Marie Curran, A&L Goodbody, Dublin Brian Doherty, Departmental Solicitors Office, Belfast Nathy Dunleavy, Barrister-at-Law, Dublin Minister Brian Hayes TD, Minister of State for Public Service Reform and OPW James Kinch, Dublin City Council The Hon Ms Justice Fidelma Macken, Chairman, ICEL The Hon Mr Justice Bernard McCloskey, High Court, Belfast Patrick McGovern, Arthur Cox Solicitors, Dublin Claudio Romanini, European Commission, Brussels Supported By Arthur Cox Solicitors Topics: - The Role of Procurement in the Irish Economy - European Commission Perspective on New Procurement Directives - Key Issues in Recent Case Law - Difficult Issues in the 2010 Remedies Regulations - Procurement Issues raised by the provision of Shared Services - Procurement Challenges: Litigators' and Judicial Perspectives - Ensuring Effective Competition in Public Tenders - When to Seek Clarification from Tenderers - Formulating Clear Evaluation Criteria - QDM Capital v Athlone Institute of Technology (IEHC, 3 July 2011) - Alstom v Eurostar [2012] EWHC 28 - Easycoach v Department of Regional Development [2012] NIQB 10 - Clinton v Department for Employment and Learning [2012] NIQB 2 - First4Skills v Department for Employment and Learning [2011] NIQB 59 For more information (including the booking form, rates, etc), please visit the website www.icel.ie

Location : Royal Irish Academy, 19 Dawson Street, Dublin 2

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