July/August 2016 #31 – Page 2

Slavery: Transparently fair

Chris Syder looks at the potential impact of the Modern Slavery Act ‘As a minimum, the Modern Slavery Act has led to consideration of existing business practices and whether these may influence and create a modern slavery risk.’The UK’s Modern Slavery Act 2015 (the Act) not only sets out stronger criminal sanctions against those who …

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Housing: All I want is a room somewhere

Nigel Howorth and Michael Coxall report on significant planning reforms ‘The Housing and Planning Act 2016 contains a wide range of planning reforms, many of which are aimed at speeding up the development of new housing stock.’The Housing and Planning Act 2016 (the Act) has received Royal Assent. It provides framework powers for a number …

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Regulation: Safe passage

John Doherty and Richard Reeve-Young explore the vexed question of legal professional privilege in the context of increasing regulation ‘Practitioners must carefully consider the identity of the individuals employed by their client company in order to ensure that advice given falls within the remit of legal advice privilege (LAP) and attracts the necessary protection from …

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