Community right to challenge
- The right to challenge
- Expressing an interest
- Our response to an expression of interest
- When to submit an expression of interest
Our response to an expression of interest
The Council may accept an expression of interest, accept it with modifications, or reject it. Potential reasons for rejection are listed below:
- if the expression of interest does not meet the requirements of the service, or is outside the regulations that the council must comply with;
- if the information presented is inaccurate or is inadequate to be fully considered;
- the organisation submitting the expression of interest is not suitable to provide the service;
- the expression of interest relates to a service where a decision has been made to stop providing that service;
- the expression of interest relates to a service which falls outside of the Localism Act 2011 because it is an exempt service;
- the expression of interest relates to a service which is already the subject of a procurement exercise;
- the expression of interest relates to a service for which negotiations are underway;
- the expression of interest is frivolous or vexatious;
- acceptance of the expression of interest is likely to lead to a breach of the law, or statutory duty.