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This month includes freedom of information, housing regeneration, Alexander Kuznetsov and London Borough of Camden, EU regulation standard form public procurement notices, expert evidence, child care and immigration, conflicts of interest, information law update, and environmental law.
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The IICSA has a number of investigative streams, and one of its areas of focus is Accountability and Reparations.
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The recent case of Alexander Kuznetsov and London Borough of Camden serves as a reminder of the fundamental elements of a property sale contract and the risks of unintentionally exchanging contracts.
The digital transformation of public procurement has been a hot topic and the European Commission recognises that standard form notices are instrumental in that transformation.
This article, the first in a series for public matters looking at housing law issues in a regeneration context, seeks to outline some of the key consultation requirements that should be in a local authorities’ contemplation when they are looking to regenerate, and additional considerations in London.
The law in relation to expert evidence is not straightforward and this article is intended as a walk through the major issues that may arise.
The DfE has recently laid its draft Regulations on Relations, Sex and Health Education before Parliament and has published accompanying draft statutory guidance.
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With public bodies required to make decisions in an uncertain political climate and against the backdrop of ongoing austerity measures, Charlotte Harpin and Matthew Alderton, public law and information lawyers, outline a range of cases that look at some of the legal challenges concerning consultation, equality duties and freedom of information requests.
Public and administrative law specialists, Laura Hughes and Tim Edds, take a look at judicial review, covering case law updates and tactical advice for organisations. Tim introduces the new administrative law guidance that was published in 2018, focusing on good practice and procedural promptness, and discusses some subsequent cases.
We caught up with Richard Barlow ahead of the public and admin law seminar to understand more around managing the legal risks of conflicts of interest within organisations.
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