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This webinar took place on Tuesday 16 June 2020 and is now available on-demand.
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In this Covid-19 webinar key members of the team provide an update on current issues arising in relation to the pandemic.
Andrew Hopkin looks at some of the health and safety challenges presented by the reopening of premises and in particular:
Anja Beriro and Louise Bennett look at:
The webinar is available on-demand, with links shared on our LinkedIn page.
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Andrew Hopkin specialises in regulatory and health and safety law; advisor and advocate in criminal prosecutions, planning inquiries and inquests for public and private bodies.
Anja Beriro specialises in local authority law, public sector procurements, commercial agreements, projects and shared services; clients: local authority and private sector bodies.
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Louise works within the Government and Infrastructure team and specialises in Public Procurement matters on both high value transactional matters alongside procurement litigation and public sector commercial projects.
This month focuses on the impact of Covid-19 and Brexit, as well as public to public cooperation, contracts, conservation, MSA and social care.
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For the first time, in this year’s report, tools have been provided to Parliamentarians to scrutinise the progress across Whitehall.
Sections 125 and 126 of the Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009 impose duties on public bodies in respect of marine conservation zones.
There is a potential for significant change and public bodies are likely to be at the forefront of delivering that change.
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