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Chapter 10 Public Procurement and Secondary Policies in EU and Global Administrative Law Simona Morettini 10.1 Introduction The primary objective of a public procurement may be identified in the acquisition of goods or services fulfilling a particular function on the best possible terms. Yet, governments have frequently used their extensive powers of procurement to pursue different public interests,1 unconnected with this primary objective. These interests are sometimes referred to as secondary2 or, in US terminology, collateral policies. We can distinguish three groups of se