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CHAPTER 1 Concession contracts to which these Regulations apply
11.Specific exclusions in the field of electronic communications
13.Concession contracts awarded to an affiliated undertaking
14.Concession contracts awarded to a joint venture or to a utility forming part of a joint venture
16.Exclusion of activities which are directly exposed to competition
17.Concession contracts between entities within the public sector
PART 3 Rules on the award of concession contracts
CHAPTER 2 Applications to the court
50.Duty owed to economic operators from the United Kingdom and Gibraltar
51.Duty owed to economic operators from countries with whom the EU has an international agreement, other than the GPA
51B.Duty owed to economic operators from countries with whom the United Kingdom has an international agreement, other than the GPA
54.Special time limits for seeking a declaration of ineffectiveness
56.Concession contract-making suspended by challenge to award decision
58.Remedies where the concession contract has not been entered into
59.Remedies where the concession contract has been entered into
61.General interest grounds for not making a declaration of ineffectiveness
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