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Public procurement, which is part of the single market, is an important part of economic policy both in the EU market and in the markets of individual Member States1. Therefore, the EU legislator and national legislators, when laying down the legal rules for awarding contracts, include in this system, in addition to the procedural rules, the need or obligation to pursue other, the socalled non-purchase objectives within the framework of the awarded

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