Part 3: Award of public contracts and procedures Awarding contracts by reference to dynamic markets Section 37: Dynamic markets: removing members from the market
Subsection (1) requires contracting authorities to remove a supplier from a dynamic market where it is on the debarment list for a mandatory exclusion ground under section 57(1)(b) (Meaning of excluded and excludable supplier).
	Subsection (2) sets out the circumstances under which contracting authorities have a discretion to remove a supplier from a dynamic market. These are where the supplier is  an excluded supplier under section 57(1)(a) (Meaning of excluded and excludable supplier) or where it does not satisfy the conditions for membership of the dynamic market, or where it has become an excludable supplier since joining the dynamic market or where the contracting authority has become aware that the supplier was an excludable supplier when it was admitted to the dynamic market and so could have been excluded at that point.
	Subsection (3) sets out particular circumstances in which a supplier may become an excludable supplier for the purposes of subsection (2). This is where a discretionary exclusion ground did not apply to the supplier before it became a member of the dynamic market and where a discretionary exclusion ground applied to a supplier before it became a member but related to different circumstances. There may be other circumstances not set out in subsection (3).
	Subsection (4) sets out that, before removing a supplier from a dynamic market, the contracting authority must inform the supplier of its decision, and the reasons for the decision.