any relevant exclusion ground that the authority considers applies to the supplier, and

any other information specified in regulations under section 95.

the commencement of those proceedings or any appeal proceedings;

the outcome of any proceedings within paragraph (a).

an excluded supplier under section 57(1)(a), or

an excludable supplier under section 57(2)(a).

in light of that fact, keep under review whether particular suppliers or sub-contractors should be investigated under this section.

the relevant exclusion grounds in respect of which the investigation is being conducted,

how and when the supplier may make representations to the appropriate authority, and

any other information specified in regulations under section 95.

to provide such relevant documents as the appropriate authority may reasonably require for the purposes of the investigation, in the form or manner specified in the notice;

to give such other assistance in connection with the investigation as is reasonable in the circumstances and is specified in the notice.

provide such relevant documents as the appropriate authority may reasonably require for the purposes of the investigation, in the form or manner, and before the end of the period, specified in the notice;

give such other assistance in connection with the investigation as is reasonable in the circumstances and is specified in the notice, before the end of the period so specified.

may refer the case to a Minister of the Crown for the Minister’s consideration for the purposes of section 62(1), and

if they do so, must provide the Minister with all information relevant to their findings.

prepare a report in relation to the findings of the investigation,

give a copy to the supplier concerned as soon as reasonably practicable after the report is prepared, and

publish it.

in each case, the Minister’s reasons.

remove information from a report before publishing it or giving it to the supplier concerned;

decide not to publish the report;

decide not to give the report to the supplier;

disclose the report only to such persons as the Minister considers appropriate.

safeguarding national security;

preventing the publication of information that is sensitive commercial information where there is an overriding public interest in it being withheld from publication or other disclosure.

has conducted an investigation under section 60 or considered the findings of such an investigation conducted by the Welsh Ministers or a Northern Ireland department, and

is satisfied that the supplier is, by virtue of the application of a relevant exclusion ground, an excluded or excludable supplier.

the exclusion ground to which the entry relates;

whether the exclusion ground is mandatory or discretionary;

in the case of an entry made on the basis of paragraph 35 of Schedule 6 (threat to national security), a description of the contracts in relation to which the supplier is to be an excluded supplier;

the date on which the Minister expects the exclusion ground to cease to apply (see paragraph 44 of Schedule 6 and paragraph 15 of Schedule 7).

the decision to do so,

an explanation of the supplier’s rights under sections 63 to 65, and

any other information specified in regulations under section 95.

the proceedings have not been determined, discontinued or otherwise disposed of.

must keep the debarment list under review,

may remove an entry from the debarment list,

in the case of an entry added on the basis of paragraph 35 of Schedule 6 (threat to national security), may revise an entry to remove a description of contracts, and

may revise a date indicated under subsection (4)(d).

remove an entry if the Minister is satisfied that the supplier is not an excluded or excludable supplier by virtue of the ground stated in the entry;

in the case of an entry added on the basis of paragraph 35 of Schedule 6 (threat to national security), revise the entry to remove a description of contracts if the Minister is satisfied the exclusion ground in that paragraph does not apply in relation to contracts of that description.

entering a supplier’s name on the debarment list, or

removing or revising an entry pursuant to an application under section 64.

if relevant, require that an entry in respect of the supplier be temporarily removed from the debarment list.

the public interest in, among other things, ensuring that public contracts are not awarded to suppliers that pose a risk,

the interest of the supplier, including in relation to the likely financial impact of not suspending the decision, and

any other matters that the court considers appropriate.

the application is otherwise accompanied by significant information that has not previously been considered by a Minister of the Crown.

notify the supplier of the Minister’s decision, and

give reasons for the decision.

to enter the supplier’s name on the debarment list,

to indicate contracts of a particular description as part of an entry made in respect of the supplier on the basis of paragraph 35 of Schedule 6 (threat to national security),

to indicate a particular date as part of an entry in respect of the supplier under section 62(4)(d), or

not to remove or revise an entry made in respect of the supplier following an application under section 64 (application for removal).

may only be brought by a United Kingdom supplier or a treaty state supplier,

may only be brought on the grounds that, in making the decision, the Minister made a material mistake of law, and

must be commenced before the end of the period of 30 days beginning with the day on which the supplier first knew, or ought to have known, about the Minister’s decision.

the Minister made a material mistake of law, and

in consequence of the mistake, a contracting authority excluded the supplier from participating in a competitive tendering procedure, or other selection process, in reliance on section 57(1)(b) or (2)(b).

an order setting aside the Minister’s decision;

an order to compensate the supplier for any costs incurred by the supplier in relation to participating in the procedure or process referred to in subsection (3)(b).