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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For the first time, in this year’s report, tools have been provided to Parliamentarians to scrutinise the progress across Whitehall.
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Sections 125 and 126 of the Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009 impose duties on public bodies in respect of marine conservation zones.
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On 9 July the Land Registry published draft guidance setting out the basis on which it will accept for registration transfers (and certain other deeds) that have been signed electronically.
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The consultation has been prompted by the specific issue of ‘debt for yield’ to ensure that the PWLB can continue to support local authority investment.
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The UKSPF has been proposed to replace the EU ESI funding for less developed regions, however a number of issues require resolution before the fund can be set up.
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This is timely guidance given that modern slavery will not be exempt from the health, social and economic challenges brought about by Covid-19.
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Browne Jacobson and Agilia are delighted to invite you to our on-demand webinar in which we will be looking at the key issues and best practice, which every affected authority needs to know, to assist them in the management of this challenge and the development of a strategy for preservation or replacement of assets and the re-procurement of key services.
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Public sector bodies can find restarting projects particularly challenging given the levels of scrutiny and additional legislation they must often navigate.
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ECJ look again at the Hamburg Waste Principle by which public authorities may cooperate in delivery of services without setting up a separate body or running a tender exercise.
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