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The act on the statutory auditors sets new rules for the establishment of audit committees and limits the ability of audit firms to provide services.

The Portuguese regulation on transfer of undertakings, inserted in the Labour Code, was amended by Law n. 18/2021 of 8 April.

Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs) have been part of South African environmental law since the enactment of the EIA Regulations under the Environmental Conservation Act in 1998.

South Africa scores poorly on an international environmental performance index. Does this mean our country’s environmental policies and laws are on the wrong track?

The High Court has held that, although a definition was not used in a contract, it should be given a meaning consistent with the purpose of the contract.

What? Last year the Government announced that it would increase small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) procurement to 25 per cent of public sector contracts (see, for example, Computer Weekly).

The government’s Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) yesterday unveiled plans to make available an additional £30m of funding to support energy efficiency improvements to public sector buildings and local community energy projects.

On 21 October 2011, the Scottish Government published the Consultation on the Renewables Obligation Scotland (ROS) Banding Review. The consultation sets out the proposed levels of support for generating stations from 2013-17 under the ROS.

The Natural Environment White Paper, "The Natural Choice: securing the value of Nature", states ambitious aims: to halt overall biodiversity loss by 2020, to support the recovery of ‘healthy, well functioning’ ecosystems, and to establish coherent ecological networks increasing areas for priority habitats by at least 2,000 km2.

In the US, the latest Global Corporate Climate Change Report lists the saints and sinners of the insurance industry and criticises US-based companies for downplaying the effect of climate change. The UK insurance sector appears to be getting its house in order - the Association of British Insurers, Lloyd’s and forty or so insurance sector companies have come together under the ‘Climatewise’ banner, pledging adherence to six worthy principles aimed at reducing long-term risk from climate chan

What? The Supreme Court has recently been asked to decide whether judgments on infringements of foreign copyrights can be enforced by courts in England.

The ECJ decision in L’Oréal SA v eBay International AG 2011, provides more protection for brand owners.

On 25 November 2011, the government released its new cyber security strategy, The Cyber Security Strategy of the United Kingdom safety, security and resilience in cyber space.

What? Grazia published an altered photograph of the Duchess of Cambridge from her wedding day. The alterations, among other things, made the Duchess’ waist appear thinner.

The new Polish offset law (the Act of Parliament dated June 26, 2014 on certain agreements concluded in connection with contracts essential for the national security) came into force on 30 July 2014...

On 20 October 2016 I had a pleasure to attend the ECCO's 13th Symposium dedicated to current trends in defence and offset in Europe.

Non-EU banks operating in Sweden face a critical deadline of 11 January 2027, after which they will generally need an authorised Swedish branch or EU subsidiary to conduct core banking activities...