The Government has pushed back a closely watched review of the panel set up to centralise Whitehall’s legal spending for almost a year, it has emerged. Office of Government Commerce agency Buying Solutions has confirmed that the review of its 48-strong legal panel – formerly known as Catalist – has been delayed by 11 months after it originally kicked off in September last year.
June 22, 2011 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The Government has pushed back a closely watched review of the panel set up to centralise Whitehall’s legal spending for almost a year, it has emerged.
Office of Government Commerce agency Buying Solutions has confirmed that the review of its 48-strong legal panel – formerly known as Catalist – has been delayed by 11 months after it originally kicked off in September last year.
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