Finland ∙ Important In-House Procurement Case Affecting Finnish Market.

The text discusses a significant case in Finland regarding in-house procurement entities and their compliance with public procurement rules. The Market Court ruled that a large in-house entity breached in-house rules, leading to an appeal by the Competition Authority. The ruling emphasized the need for decisive control over in-house entities and highlighted the importance of public tendering competitions. The decision has sparked debate among public procurement professionals and may have far-reaching implications for the Finnish market, with potential changes in how in-house entities operate. [Extracted from the article]