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ARTICLE · 25 JULY 2024

Under Construction: Recent Legal Developments Within The Construction Industry | July 2024

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The new UK government's policies could impact the construction sector, which faces labor shortages and high insolvency rates. Additionally, the Supreme Court ruled collateral warranties are not "construction contracts."

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The new government and the construction industry, construction insolvencies continue, and are collateral warranties 'construction contracts'?

What might the new government mean for the construction industry?

While there was little in the Labour manifesto which was aimed specifically at construction, a number of areas of focus for the new government are likely to have a significant impact on the industry. As the government begins to set out its legislative agenda, what can we expect for the construction sector?

In our series of pre-election Insights, we looked at a number of sectors and how they are likely to be affected by the new government's policies:

  • Our discussion on the impact for the  Built Environment sector touched on the government's manifesto policy commitments which concern the UK's planning system, such as updating the National Policy Planning Framework (including the restoration of mandatory housing targets), and the introduction of the

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