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Competition Commissions guidelines the procurement and supply of school uniforms

Chris Charter, Director and Head of the Competition Law practice joined Smile FM to discuss the Competition Commission's guidelines on the markets for the procurement and supply of school uniforms. He explains how the guidelines are expected to foster greater choice for parents and guardians. Schools are encouraged to appoint more than one stockist and to include more generic uniform items

19 Jan 2022 11:12 Minutes Podcast
Competition Commissions guidelines the procurement and supply of school uniforms

Competition Commissions guidelines the procurement and supply of school uniforms

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Chris Charter, Director and Head of the Competition Law practice joined Smile FM to discuss the Competition Commission's guidelines on the markets for the procurement and supply of school uniforms. He explains how the guidelines are expected to foster greater choice for parents and guardians. Schools are encouraged to appoint more than one stockist and to include more generic uniform items

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