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Segment 5.4 Legal Aspects of Procurement and Supply
Segment 5.4 Legal Aspects of Procurement and Supply
Knowledge: Will know and understand | Capabilities: Will be able to |
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The impact of legal agreements on the relationships between different parties in a supply chain, including:
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Monitor and evaluate developments in legal aspects that affect sourcing decisions, explaining the implications to colleagues and other internal stakeholders |
The use of express contract terms |
Provide advice to colleagues, suppliers and other stakeholders on the interpretation of legislation(such as the Uniform Commercial Code and the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods) and case law, recognising when to involve other professionals for guidance |
Legislation and case law that regulate contracts |
Provide advice on the interpretation of legislation (such as the Uniform Commercial Code) and case law to colleagues, suppliers and other stakeholders recognising when to involve other professionals for guidance |
The implications of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) on procurement and supply |
Analyse and explain to colleagues and other internal stakeholders the implications of Intellectual Property Rights including licensing, royalties and non-disclosure agreements with the supply chain |
The main employment regulations that impact on procurement and supply, such as those concerning:
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Interpret and provide advice to colleagues and other internal stakeholders on the main employment regulations that impact on procurement and supply |
Competition law that impacts on procurement and supply |
Analyse and explain to colleagues and other internal stakeholders the impact of competition law on the organisation's supply chains |
Regulations that cover bribery and corruption |
Set standards for dealing with suppliers to ensure that regulations relating to bribery and corruption are upheld. To report any breaches of regulations to senior management or responsible authorities |
Insurance provision in contracts, such as:
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Provide advice to stakeholders on insurance provision |
The impact of legal agreements on the relationships between different parties in a supply chain, including:
- Principals and agency
- Assignment and sub-contracting
- Novation
- Confidentiality and non-disclosure agreements
- Duress and undue influence
- Negligence
Monitor and evaluate developments in legal aspects that affect sourcing decisions, explaining the implications to colleagues and other internal stakeholders
The use of express contract terms
Provide advice to colleagues, suppliers and other stakeholders on the interpretation of legislation(such as the Uniform Commercial Code and the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods) and case law, recognising when to involve other professionals for guidance
Legislation and case law that regulate contracts
Provide advice on the interpretation of legislation (such as the Uniform Commercial Code) and case law to colleagues, suppliers and other stakeholders recognising when to involve other professionals for guidance
The implications of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) on procurement and supply
Analyse and explain to colleagues and other internal stakeholders the implications of Intellectual Property Rights including licensing, royalties and non-disclosure agreements with the supply chain
The main employment regulations that impact on procurement and supply, such as those concerning:
- Transfer of Undertakings and (Protection of Employment) regulations
- Redundancy and dismissal
- Discrimination in the workplace
- Restraint on trade
- International labour organisation and UN standards on business and human rights
- Minimum/living wage
Interpret and provide advice to colleagues and other internal stakeholders on the main employment regulations that impact on procurement and supply
Competition law that impacts on procurement and supply
Analyse and explain to colleagues and other internal stakeholders the impact of competition law on the organisation's supply chains
Regulations that cover bribery and corruption
Set standards for dealing with suppliers to ensure that regulations relating to bribery and corruption are upheld. To report any breaches of regulations to senior management or responsible authorities
Insurance provision in contracts, such as:
- Public liability
- Employers
- Professional indemnity
- Product liability
- Credit
- Cyber security and data protection
- Import/Export
- Travel
Provide advice to stakeholders on insurance provision
This segment was last updated on: 28th April 2023