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Professional Quaifications Act 2022
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Assent Risk Management Legal Register
Legislation

Accounts and Auditing (England) Regulations 2011

Accounts and Auditing (Wales) Regulations 2014

Accounts and Auditing Regulations 2015

Air Quality Standards (Domestic Solid Fuels Standards) (England) Regulations 2020

Air Quality Standards (England) Regulations 2000

Air Quality Standards (Northern Ireland) Regulations 2010

Air Quality Standards (Scotland) Regulations 2010

Air Quality Standards (Wales) Regulations 2010

Air Quality Standards 2010

Animal Welfare (Sentience) Act 2022

Animals (Penalty Notices) Act 2022

Automated and Electric Vehicles Act 2018

Automatic Enrolement (Earning Trigger and Qualifying Earnings Band) Order (Northern

Automatic Enrolement (Earning Trigger and Qualifying Earnings Band) Order 2021

Bathing Water Regulations 2013

Bribery Act 2010 amended 2011

Building Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2012

Building Regulations 2010

Business Planning Act 2020

Building Safety (Responsible Actors Scheme and Prohibitions) Regulations 2023

Building Safety Act 2022

Carbon Accounting (Provision for 2019) Regulations 2021

Carbon Accounting (Provision for 2020) Regulations 2022

Carbon Accounting Regulations 2009

Carbon Accounting Scheme (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 2021

Carbon Budget Order 2021

Carer’s Leave Act 2023

Carcinogens and Mutagens (Miscellaneous Amendments) Regulations 2020

Civil Procedure Rules 1998

Classification, Labelling and Packaging of Chemicals (Amendment) Regulations (Northe

Classification, Labelling and Packaging of Chemicals (Amendments to Secondary Legis

Clean Air Act 1993

Clean Neighbourhood and Environment Act (Northern Ireland) 2011

Clean Neighbourhood and Environment Act 2005

Climate Change (Carbon Budgets) (Wales) Regulations 2018

Climate Change (Interim Emissions Targets) (Wales) Regulations 2018

Climate Change Act 2008

Climate Change Agreements (Administration and Eligible Facilities) (Amendment) Regu

Climate Change Agreements (Administration) Regulations 2012

Climate Change Agreements (Eligible Facilities) Regulations 2012

Climate Change Agreements (Energy–intensive Installations) Regulations 2006

Climate Change Levy (Combined Heat and Power Stations) Regulations 2005

Climate Change Levy (Fuel Use and Recycling Processes) Regulations 2005

Climate Change Levy (General) Regulations 2001

Communications (Television Licencing) Regulations 2004 (Revised)

Communications Data Acquisition Regs (2019)

Companies (Strategic Report) (Climate-related Financial Disclosure) Regulations 2022

Companies Act 2006

Computer Misuse Act 1990

Confined Spaces Regulations 1997

Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015

Construction Products Regulations 2013

Consumer Protection Act 1987

Consumer Rights Act 2015

Contaminated Land (England) Regulations 2006

Control of Asbestos Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2012

Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012

Control of Electromagnetic Fields at Work Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2016

Control of Electromagnetic Fields at Work Regulations 2016

Control of Noise at Work Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2005

Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005

Control of Pollution (oil storage) (England)Water Pollution Regulations 2001

Control of Substance Hazardous to Health 2002 As Amended 2004

Control of Vibration at Work Regulations 2005

Controlled Waste (England & Wales) Regulations 2012

Copyright and Duration of Rights in Performances Regulations 2013

Copyright and Performances (Application to Other Countries) Order 2016

Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988

Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020

Counter-Terrorism and Border Security Act 2019

Counter-Terrorism and Border Security Act 2019 (Commencement No. 1) (Northern Irel

CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme Order 2013

Crime (Overseas Production Orders)Act 2019

Criminal Finances Act 2017

Crown Court (Recording and Broadcasting) Order 2020

Customs (Declaration Modification) Regulations 2021

Customs (Miscellaneous Amendments) Regulations 2021

Customs (Tariff etc.) (Amendment) Regulations 2021

Customs and Excise Management Act 1979

Cyber (Sanctions) (Overseas Territories) Order 2020

Dangerous Substances (Notification and Marking of Sites) Regulations 1990 (NAMOS)

Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmosphere (DSEAR) Regulations 2002

Data Protection Act 1998

Data Protection Act 2018

Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Act 2014

Defamation (Operators of Websites) Regulations 2013

Defamation Act 2013

Defamation and Malicious Publication (Scotland) Act 2021 (Commencement and Transitional Provision

Deregulation Act 2015

Digital Economy Act 2017

Down Syndrome Act 2022

Drivers’ Hours and Tachographs (Amendment) Regulations 2021

Ecodesign for energy related products and energy information Regulations 2021

eIDAS Regulation UK

Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector (England) Regulations 2020

Electricity and Gas (Energy Company Obligations) Order 2018

Electricity at Work Regulations 1989

Electronic Communications Act 2000

Electronic Trade Documents Act 2023

Electronic Money Regulations 2011

Employment Act (Northern Ireland) 2016

Employment (Allocation of Tips) Act 2023

Employment Act 2008

Employment Rights Act 1996

Employment Relations (Flexible Working) Act 2023

End of Life Vehicle Regulations 2003

Energy Act 2016

Energy (Oil and Gas) Profits Levy Act 2022

Energy Information Regulations 2011 amended 2018

Energy Performance of Buildings (England and Wales) Regulations 2012

Energy Prices Act

Energy Saving Opportunity Scheme Regulations 2014

Enterprise Act 2002

Environment (Wales) Act 2016

Environment Act 1995

Environment Act 2021

Environmental Civil Sanctions (England) Order 2010

Environmental Civil Sanctions (Wales) Order 2010

Environmental Damage (Prevention and Remediation) Regulations 2015

Environmental Noise (England) Regulations 2006

Environmental Permitting (England and Wales) Regulations 2016

Environmental Protection (Duty of Care) Regulations 1991

Environmental Protection (Single-use Plastic Products) (Scotland) Regulations 2021

Environmental Protection Regulations 1990

Equality Act 2010

Explosives Regulations 2014

Export Control (Amendment) Order 2019

Export Control Act 2002

Fatal Accidents Act 1976

Finance Act 2021

Finance Act 2023

Financial Assistance for Environmental Purposes Order 2021

Financial Services Act 2021

Financial Services and Markets Act 2000

Financial Services and Markets Act 2023

Fire Safety Act 2021 (Commencement) (Wales) Regulations 2021

Flexible Working Regulations 2014

Fluorinated Greenhouse Gases Regulations 2015

Food Hygiene Rating Act (Amendment) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2020

Food Safety (Information and Compositional requirmeents) (Amendment) (Northern Irela

Forestry and Land Management (Scotland) Act 2018 (Consequential, Saving and Trans

Fourth Money Laundering Directive (EU)

Free Zones (Customs, Excise and Value Added Tax) Regulations 2021

General Data Protection Regulations (EU)

Global Anti-Corruption Sanctions Regulations 2021

Goods Vehicles (Licensing of Operators) (Temporary Use in Great Britain) (Amendment

Goods Vehicles (Plating and Testing) Regulations 1988 amended 2014

Greenhouse Gas Emissions (Kyoto Protocol Registry) Regulations 2021

Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading Scheme Auctioning Regulations 2021

Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading Scheme Regulations 2012

Hazardous Waste (England & Wales) Regulations 2005 as amended 2016

Health & Safety (Display Screen Equipment) Regulations 1992 Revised

Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981 as amended

Health and Safety (Safety Signs and Signals) Regulations 1996

Health and Safety at Work Act 1974

Health and Social Care (Safety and Quality) Act 2015

Health and Social Care Act 2012

Heat Network (Metering and Billing Regulations 2014 amended 2015)

HGV Road User Levy Act 2013

Human Rights Act 1998

Immigration (Restrictions on Employment and Residential Accommodation) (Prescribed Requirements

2003 (Personal and Premises Licences) (Forms) Order 2021

Immigration Act 2016

Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Act 2006

Import and Export Control Act 1990

Income Tax (Indexation) Order 2021

Income Tax (Pay As You Earn) (Amendment) Regulations 2021

Insolvency (Amendment) (2016 Act) (Consequential Amendments and Revocation) Ord

Insolvency Act 1986 (HMRC Debts: Priority on Insolvency) Regulations 2020

Intellectual Property Act 2014

International Tax Compliance (Amendment) Regulations 2021

Investigatory Powers (Communications data) (Relevant Public Authorities and Designat

Regulations 2020

Investigatory Powers (Communications data) (Relevant Public Authorities and Designat

2020

Investigatory Powers Act 2016

Landfill (England and Wales) Regulations 2005

Legislation (Wales) Act 2019 (Commencement) Order 2019

Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment (LOLER) Regulations 1998

Limitation Act 1980

Limited Liability Partnerships (Amendment etc.) Regulations 2021

List of Wastes (England) Regulations 2005

Low Emission Zones (Scotland) Regulations 2021

Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999

Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992

Markets in Financial Instruments (Capital Markets) (Amendment) Regulations 2021

Modern Slavery Act 2015 (Transparency in Supply Chains) Regulations 2015

Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing (Amendment) (High-Risk Countries) Regulat

Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing (Amendment) (No. 2) (High-Risk Countries)

Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing and Transfer of Funds (Information on the Payer) Regulations 2

Motor Vehicles (Compulsory Insurance) Act 2022

Motor Vehicles (Driving Licences) Regulations 1999

Motor Vehicles (International Motor Insurance Card) (Amendment) Regulations 2021

Motor Vehicles (International Motor Insurance Card) Regulations 1971

National Minimum Wage (Amendment) Regulations 2021

National Minimum Wage (Offshore Employment) (Amendment) Order 2020

National Minimum Wage Act 1998

National Security Act 2023

Network and Information Systems (Amendment and Transitional Provision etc) Regulati

Network and Information Systems (EU Exit) (Amendment) Regulations 2021

Network and Information Systems Regulations 2018

Nitrate Pollution Prevention (amendment) and Water Resources (Control of Pollution) (S

Oil) (England) (Amendment) Regulations 2013

Noise Act 1996

Noise and Statutory Nuisance Act 1993

Occupational and Personal Pension Schemes (Disclosure of Information) (Statements of Benefits: Mon
Regulations 2021

Occupational and Personal Pension Schemes (General Levy) (Amendment) Regulation

Occupational Pension Schemes (Administration, Investment and Charges and Governance) (Amendm

Occupational Pension Schemes (Administration, Investment, Charges and Governance)

Occupational Pension Schemes (Climate Change Governance and Reporting) (Miscellaneous Provisions and A
2021

Occupational Pensions (Revaluation) Order 2020

Off-payroll working (IR35)

Official Secrets Act 1989

Organic Products Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2020

Ozone-Depleting Substances Regulations 2015 Revised

Packaging (Essential Requirements) Regulations 2015

Parental Bereavement (Leave and Pay) Act 2018

Passenger and Goods Vehicles (Tachographs) (Amendment Etc.) Regulations 2019 (S

Patental Bereavement Leave Regulations 2020

Patents Act 2004

Patents Designs and Marks Act 1986

Payment Services Regulations 2017

Pension Protection Fund and Occupational Pension Schemes (Levy Ceiling) Order 2021

Pension Schemes Act (Northern Ireland) 2021

Pension Schemes Act 2021

Pensions Protection Fund (moratorium and arrangements and reconstructions for comp
Regulations 2020
The Personal Protective Equipment at Work (Amendment) Regulations 2022

The Personal Protective Equipment at Work Regulations 1992

Pesticides (Amendment) (EU Exit) Regulations 2020

Petroleum (consolidation) Regulations 2014

Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984

Pollution Prevention and Control (Designation of Dirivatives) (England and Wales) Orde

Pollution Prevention and Control Act 1999 amended 2000

Pollution Revention and Control Act 1999

Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000

Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations 2003 amendment 2018

Private Security Industry (Licence Fee) Order 2020

Producer Responsibility Obligations (Packaging Waste) (Amendment) (England) Regula

Producer Responsibility Obligations (Packaging Waste) Amendment (Scotland) Regulat

Producer Responsibility Obligations (Packaging Waste) Regs 2007

Professional Qualifications Act 2022

Protection of Freedoms Act 2012.

Protection from Redundancy (Pregnancy and Family Leave) Act 2023

Provision and use of Work Equipment (PUWER) Regulations 1998

Public Contracts Regulations 2015

Public Health (Control of Disease) Act 1984

Public Interest Disclosure Act 1998

REACH Enforcement Regulations 2008 as amended 2014

Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 (RIP or RIPA)

Regulatory Reform (Fire and Safety) Order 2005

Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 (Exclusions and Exceptions) (Scotland) Amendmen

Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 Revised

Renewable Heat Incentive Scheme Regulations 2018

Renewable Transport Fuel Obligations (Amendment) Order 2015

Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 2013

Restriction of the Use of Certain Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equ
2021

Road Traffic Act 1991

Safety Representatives and Safety Committee Regulations 1977

Sanctions and Anti-Money Laundering Act 2018

Sanctions and Anti-Money Laundering Act 2018

Scrap Metal Dealers Act 2013

Serious Crime Act 2015

Single Use Carrier Bags Act (Northern Ireland) 2011

Skills and Post-16 Education Act 2022

Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Act 2015

Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Act 2015. (Consequential Amendments, S

Regulations 2019

Smoke Free (Premises and Enforcement) Regulations 2006

Smoke Free Premises and Vehicle (Wales) Regulations 2020

Statutory Parental Bereavement Pay (General) Regulations 2020

Statutory Sick Pay (General) (Coronavirus Amendment) Regulations 2022

Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting Regulations 2018

Subsidy Control Act 2022

Sulphur Content of Liquid Fuels (England & Wales ) amended 2014

Tax Avoidance Schemes (Information) (Amendment) Regulations 2021

Taxation Cross-border Trade Act 2018

Taxation of Chargeable Gains (Gilt-edged Securities) Order 2021

Telecommunications (Lawful Business Practice) (Interception of Communications) Regu

Terrorism Act 2000

Timber and Timber Products (Placing on the Market) Regulations 2013

Trade Act 2021

Trade Effluent (Prescribed Processes and Substances)Regulations 1992

Trade in Animals and Related Products Regulations 2011

UK Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation & Restriction of Chemicals (REACH)

UK Withdrawal from the European Union (Continuity) (Scotland) Act 2021 (Consequenti
Order 2021

United Kingdom Internal Market Act 2020

Value Added Tax (Amendment) Regulations 2021

Value Added Tax Act 1994

Van Benefit and Car and Van Fuel Benefit Order 2021

Video Recordings (Labelling) (Amendment) Regulations 2020

Waste (England and Wales) Regulations 2011 Revised

Waste Batteries and Accumulator Regulations 2015

Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Regulations 2013 amended 2018

Water Act 2003 amended 2014

Water Environment (Oil Storage) (Scotland) Regulations 2006

Water Resources (Control of Agricultural Pollution) (Wales) Regulations 2021

Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regs 1999

Working Time Regulations 1998

World Trade Organisation Agreement on Agriculture (Domestic Support) Regulations 20

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Summary

The regulations incorporate a number of amendments to the

previous regulations designed to take account of new
developments and to apply the Government policies of lifting
burdens and increasing transparency to the subjects covered
These Regulations make provision with respect to the
by the regulations.
accounts and audit of bodies whose accounts are required to
be audited in accordance with section 39 of the Public Audit
(Wales) Act 2004 (“the 2004 Act”) other than a local probation
This
boardinstrument
for an area revokes
in Wales and orreplaces
a Welsh the Accounts
probation and
trust. TheAudit
(England) Regulations 2011 (S.I. 2011/817)
bodies who are subject to these Regulations are: county and (“the 2011
Regulations”).
county boroughIt councilscontains(and provisions on internal and
their committees controljointand
annual accounts
committees); and
community audit procedures
councils; fire toapplying
and to relevant
rescue authorities;
This instrument
authorities (apart introduces,
from health inbodies)
relation England,
as defined inrestrictions
Schedule 2
National
on the Park
sale of authorities;
wet wood for police
domesticand crime
burning, commissioners;
limits on theAct”).
to theconstables;
chief Local Auditport and health
Accountability
authorities;Act internal
2014 (“the 2014
drainage
emission
The of
Regulationssulphur and smoke
contain detailed from manufactured
rules about the preparation,solid fuels
boards;
and and out
phases conservation
the sale of boards.
bituminous coal (traditional house
approval
Set outThe and publication
objectives to reach of athe annual
certain statement
level of of accounts,
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quality within a
coal).
and about requirements
the arrangements in this instrument
for local electors are and other by
given
criminaltime period
sanctions and
and work alongside Part
are to be enforced 4 of
by inspection,
local authorities.
interested
the Environmentpersons Act to1995,
exercise which their rights of
requires the Secretary
Such action
objection and is necessary
to question since
the domestic
local auditor. burning throughofwood
State
burning to stoves
produce anopen actionfires
planis(known as the National Air
The
Quality Quality and
Air Strategy) Standards
and for local
a major(Northern
Regulations
authorities
contributor
to monitor
to national
Ireland)
the air2010
emissions
will replace ofthe
fineAirparticulate
Quality matter (PM
Standards 2.5).
Regulations (Northern
quality in their area.
Ireland) 2007, and will also incorporate provisions of the fourth
daughter directive relating to arsenic, cadmium, mercury,
The
nickelprincipal aim of both
and polycyclic the Directive
aromatic and the
hydrocarbons in Fourth
ambient air.
Daughter Directive is to achieve a high degree of protection for
human health and the environment against the effects of
ambient air pollution. The Regulations replace and revoke the
Sets out theStandards
Air Quality Air Quality(Scotland)
standardsRegulations
and how they 2007will(SSI
be
communicated to the public
2007/182). The Regulations are made under section 2(2) of
the European Communities Act 1972 and are subject to
negative resolution
As the legislation doesprocedure.
not create any new obligations or
burdens on stakeholders and the only new obligations created
fall upon the Secretary of State no guidance, apart from the
consultation document that sets out the main obligations and
Animal Welfare
proposals, was produced for stakeholders.

An Act to make provision for and in connection with the giving

of penalty notices for certain offences relating to animals and
animal products.
The Automated and Electric Vehicles Act is intended to enable
consumers in the United Kingdom to benefit from
improvements in transport technology. The Act makes
provision for (1) the creation of a new liability scheme for
insurers in relation to automated vehicles, and (2) the creation
of regulations relating to the installation and operation of
charging points and hydrogen refuelling points for electric
vehicles. The Act sets out the regulatory framework to enable
new transport technology to be invented, designed, made and
This Order sets the amount of the upper limit of the automatic
enrolment qualifying earnings band for the 2021-2022 year in
line with the upper National Insurance contributions earnings
limit for that year. It also specifies rounded figures for the
This instrument
earnings trigger sets out revisedearnings
and qualifying amountsband
for the
for 2021/22
that year.tax
year for the upper earnings limit of the automatic enrolment
qualifying earnings band, and rounded figures for the earnings
trigger and qualifying earnings band.
Management of bathing water quality including information
local authorities must supply.

Covers general legislation around bribery including "giving

someone a financial or other advantage to encourage that
person to perform their functions or activities improperly or to
reward that person for having already done so."
The overall objective of the Building Regulations is to improve
the health, safety, welfare and convenience of people in or
about buildings; improve the conservation of fuel and power;
further the protection and enhancement of the environment
Since the Regulations
and promote sustainable were last consolidated in 2000, there
development.
have been at least 20 amending instruments. The numbering
within the Regulations has become increasingly complex and
confusing due to the addition and revocation of regulations,
An
andactthistomakes
make provision
the Regulationsrelatingdifficult
to the promotion
to follow. This of economic
is why
recovery and growth
the Department is carrying out a consolidation of each set of
Regulations. The consolidation should make it easier for the
users of the Regulations
The instrument, which is made to understand
under Sections 126, 127, 128 and 129
the statutory requirements
of the Building Safety Act 2022 placed upon them.
(the “Act”), The Department
establishes a
is also re-ordering some of the regulations
Responsible Actors Scheme (RAS or scheme) for developers for the to bring related
topics
purposetogether
of improving- for example
the safety all andofstandard
the energy efficiency
of buildings. Members
requirements
This Act has 6are being
Parts, andmoved
contains into
of the scheme will be required to identify and remediate one Part
provisions - and making
intended to for
(or pay
some
secure very
the minor
the remediation) safetyofchanges,
of peoplefor
life-critical example
infire
or amending
aboutdefects
safety buildings andonetoof the
in residential
definitions.
improve the standard of buildings.
buildings over 11m in height, which they developed or refurbished in
Part
EnglandB. Fire safety
between 1992 and 2022.
These Regulations
Part C. Site preparation (“the and
Regulations”)
resistanceupdate the carbonand
to contaminants
accounting
moisture system which is used to monitor compliance with
the
Parttargets
D. Toxic forsubstances
reducing greenhouse gas emissions introduced
by the Climate
Part E. Resistance Change Act
to the 2008 (“the
passage Act”). The Regulations
of sound
Carbon
update accounting
the accounting for system,
Government as set out in the Carbon
Part F. Ventilation
Accounting
Part G. SanitationRegulations
& Hygiene2009 &(“the 2009
Water Regulations”) 1, the
Efficiency
Carbon Accounting (2013-2017
Part H. Drainage and waste disposal Budgetary Period) Regulations
2015
Part
These (“the 2015
J. regulations Regulations”)
Combustionintroduce appliances 2 and the
and fuel
a carbon Carbon
storage Accounting
accounting systems
system which
(Provision
Part K. for
Protection2018) fromRegulations
falling, 2020
collision (“the
and
will be used to monitor compliance with the targets for reducing 2020
impact
Regulations”)
Part L. Conservation
greenhouse 3, for theofsecond
gas emissions year
fuel introduced
and power(2019)
by theof the third Change
Climate carbon
budget
Part period
M. Access
Act 2008 (2018-2022).
to and use of Buildings
(“the Act”)
These Regulations
Part N. Glazing - safety amend the Carbon
in relation Accounting
to impact, opening Scheme
and
(Scotland)
cleaning Regulations 2010 (“the 2010 Regulations”). The
2010
Part P. Regulations
Electrical safetymake -provision
Dwellingsabout carbon units and
carbon accounting
A new carbon budget is set every five years to cap the
maximum level of the net UK carbon account.
An act to protect carers from job loss when taking leave.

These regulations amend the Merchant Shipping and Fishing

Vessels (Health and Safety at Work Regs 2007) and the Mines
Regulations 2014
The Civil Procedure Rules (CPR) are the rules of civil
procedure used by the Court of Appeal, High Court of Justice,
and County Courts in civil cases in England and Wales. They
apply to all cases commenced after 26 April 1999, and largely
These
replaceRegulations
the Rules ofamend some ofCourt
the Supreme the EU
andRegulations
the Countysuch
Court
as Safety Signs at work, Chemical Agents Directive,
Rules.Amendment to part 79 to extend existing procedures Pregnant
to
Workers,
challengesYoung Persons and also
to sanctions-related some domestic
decisions made under health
theand
safety Regulations.
Sanctions and Anti-Money
The CLP Regulation adoptsLaundering
the United Act 2018 Globally
Nations’
Harmonised System on the classification and labelling of
chemicals (GHS) across all European Union countries,
including the UK.
Prohibits emissions of smoke within smoke control areas,
unless using an exempted appliance or an authorised fuel.
Prohibits emissions of dark smoke from any chimney, or from
industrial or trade premises, subject to certain exemptions.
Areas
Requires covered by the
approval Act include:
of many -
commercial furnaces to ensure
•they 1. Abandoned and Nuisance Vehicles
don’t emit too much smoke, grit and dust.
•Requires 2. Litter and Refuse
approval of many furnace chimneys to ensure they
•are 3. high
Defacement
enough (graffiti and fly-posting)
Areas
•Prohibits covered
4. Waste bytothe
disperse any residual
Act include: - emissions.
•• 1. cable burning except under an environmental permit.
5. Abandoned
Dog Control and Nuisance Vehicles
Orders
•• 2. 6. Litter
Noiseand Refuse
•• 3. 7. Defacement
Statutory (graffiti(light
Nuisance and fly-posting)
These
•• 4. Regulations
Waste provide forand insects) total amount for the
a maximum
net 8. Abandoned trolleys
• 5. Welsh emissions
Dog Control Ordersaccount (a carbon budget) for the first two
budgetary
• 6. Noise periods, 2016-2020 and 2021- 2025, provided for in
section
•These 31(3) Nuisance
7. Statutory of the Environment
(light and (Wales)
insects) Act 2016.
Regulations make provision for interim emissions
•targets
8. Abandoned
under Parttrolleys
2 of the Environment (Wales) Act 2016.

Established the world’s first legally binding climate change

target. Aim to reduce the UK’s greenhouse gas emissions by at
least 80% (from the 1990 baseline) by 2050.
The purpose of this statutory instrument is to make
amendments to the Climate Change Agreements
(Administration) Regulations 2012 (S.I. 2012/1976) and the
Climate Change Agreements (Eligible Facilities) Regulations
The
2012purpose of this statutory
(S.I. 2012/2999) instrument
to enable a two-yearis toextension
appoint theto the
Environment Agency as the administrator
Climate Change Agreements scheme, adding a new of the climate
Target
change agreement
Period (Target Period(CCA) scheme
5) and enablingin relation to for
eligibility CCA’s which
a reduced
are
rate entered
of into
Climate after the date on which the statutory
The purpose
instrument of Change
comes thisinto Levy through
instrument
force, and is to to 31 March
to revoke andpowers
set out the
2025.with a
replace and
consolidation instrument the Climate Change Agreements
duties of the administrator in carrying out its administrative
(Eligible
functions.Facilities) Regulations 2001, the Climate Change
Agreements (Eligible Facilities) Regulations 2006, the Climate
Change Agreements (Eligible Facilities) (Amendment)
Regulations 2006 and the Climate Change (Eligible Facilities)
(Amendment) Regulations 2009. The instrument also
implements previously announced changes to Climate Change
Agreements (CCAs) including, the change from a 90% rule to
The instrument will enable additional energy-intensive facilities
to be identified in a climate change agreement (CCA). Supplies
of electricity, gas and solid fuels to them may then carry only
20% of the climate change levy (CCL) rates.
The instrument makes new provision prescribing those
recycling processes for which supplies of commodities as fuel
are nonetheless exempt from climate change levy (CCL).
The instrument makes new provision prescribing those
recycling processes for which supplies of commodities as fuel
are nonetheless exempt from climate change levy (CCL).
The climate change levy (CCL) was introduced in April 2001
and is a tax levied on energy suppliers in respect of levels of
energy used by non-domestic consumers. The aim of the CCL
is to encourage businesses to reduce energy usage, or to use
The
energypurpose of Part 2 ofsources.
from renewable the Environment
There are (Wales) Act of
a number 2016 is
to require the Welsh Ministers to meet targets for reducing
exemptions to the CCL which apply to certain environmentally
emissions of greenhouse
friendly forms of electricitygases from Wales. Section 29
generation.
requires that the Welsh Ministers ensure that the net Welsh
Amendment to Investigatory
emissions account powers
for the year 2050 Act
is at2016
leastto80%
enable
lowerpolice
than
forces and other
the 1990 baseline. public authorities (except local authorities) to
continue to share designated senior officers for the purposes
of acquiring communications data under the 2016 Act.
Requirement to report if over 500 employees / £500Mil
turnover

Various governance issues addressed.

Unauthorised access to computer materials and systems.

Unauthorised modification of material. See also: Serious Crime
Act 2015 Sec 41-44.
These regulations contain the following key duties:

avoid entry to confined spaces, e.g. by doing the work from the
outside;
ifApply
entry to
to all construction
a confined spaceprojects where people
is unavoidable, are
follow at work.
a safe
Notifiable
system of construction
work; and projects, ie those lasting more than 30
days, or involving
put in place adequate moreemergency
than 500 person days of before
arrangements construction
the
work.
work start
The Construction Products Regulation (CPR) lays down
harmonised rules for the marketing of construction products in
the EU. The Regulation provides a common technical
language to assess the performance of construction products.
The Consumer Protection Act 1987 is in place to hold
manufacturers accountable for producing unsafe goods. It
allows consumers to claim compensation if the defective
product has caused personal injury, damage to property or
Comes into force
death. Claims on 1
under theOctober
Act are2015.
generally brought against the
Trading Standards
product's 'producer'. Officers to give 48 hours’ notice when
carrying out routine inspections.
30-day time period to return faulty goods and replacement
rights for faulty digital content.
Addresses faulty digital content (online film, games, music
downloads and e-books.)
Right for substandard services to be redone or failing that
receive a price reduction.
The rules on what land is to be regarded as special sites, and
various rules on the issuing of remediation notices, are set out
in the Contaminated Land (England) Regulations 2006. See
also: Environmental Protection Act 1990.
This Statutory Rule revokes, re-enacts and consolidates the
Control of Asbestos Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2007 (the
“2007 Regulations”) and the Control of Asbestos (Amendment)
Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2010 (the “2010 Regulations”)
Prohibit
with some import or supply of
modifications. Thematerials containing
driver behind asbestos,
remaking the
require
regulations is to comply with the European Commission’swith
mandatory training for those coming in to contact (“the
Asbestos
Commission”) at work and those
reasoned removing
opinion dated asbestos
16 Februaryare 2011,
required to
have an HSE license.2006/5042 1. The main change will be to
Infringement
EMFs includenumber MRI Scanners.
the scope of the exemption
- Electro–magnetic cranes. set out in the Directive in relation to
the requirements
- Arc Welding. to notify work to the relevant enforcing
authority, carry
- Electric vehicles. out medical examinations and to keep a
register
EMFs of work.
include
- Broadcasting &Other
MRI modifications reflect amendments made
TVScanners.
antennas.
-to the 2007 Regulations
Electro–magnetic
- Radar & radio transmitters. by other legislation.
cranes.
-Requires
Arc Welding.
assessment of exposure, Action Plan, Risk
-Assessment
Electric vehicles.
& Noise
reduction.
The
-Also aim of the
Broadcasting & TV Regulations is to ensure that workers'
antennas.
provision
hearing is radiofor
protected training & health surveillance.
from excessive noise at their place of
-Schedule
Radar & definestransmitters.
‘Action levels’.
work, which could cause them
Requires assessment of exposure, Actionto lose theirPlan,
hearing and/or to
Risk
suffer from
Assessment tinnitus
& Noise (permanent
reduction. ringing in the ears).
The aim of the Regulations is to ensure that workers'
Also provision
hearing for training
is protected & health surveillance.
from excessive noise at their place of
Schedule defines ‘Action levels’.
work, which could cause them to lose their hearing and/or to
suffer from tinnitus (permanent ringing in the ears).
If you store more than 200 litres of oil above ground at an
industrial, commercial or institutional site, then these
Regulations affect you. The sites they cover include; factories,
shops, offices, hotels, schools, churches, public sector
COSHH
buildingsisand
thehospitals.
law that requires employers
The Regulations to control
apply only in
substances that are hazardous to health.
England. Wales & Northern Ireland are Exempt.

The regulations introduce an:

Exposure action value of 2.5 m/s2 A(8) at which level

employers should introduce technical and organisational
Different
measuresclassification of waste as household, industrial or
to reduce exposure.
commercial
Exposure limit by value
the place of m/s2
of 5.0 production or theshould
A(8) which naturenotor the
be
activity
exceeded.which produces it. Gives local authorities ability to
charge
The for disposal
regulations of certain
alsoofallow wastes.
a transitional SCHEDULE
periodoffrom 1 of
the act
Increases
gives the term
clasifications. protection for producers sound
exposure
recordingslimit
andvalue for hand-arm
the performers in avibration until 2010
sound recording to allow
which
work activities, where the use of older tools
should go some way to tackling the income gap that some and machinery
cannot keepexperience
performers exposuresat below
the endthe of
exposure limit value,
their lifetime. to
It will also
continue
Under
provideUK inlaw,
certain
works
performers circumstances
and
with .
performances
a longer period originating
of time during in another
which
country are granted full, limited or no copyright protection in
the UK based generally on which multilateral treaties that
country has joined and protection those countries provide to
Covers
UK works Copyright, owner and The
and performances. useslegislation
of 'orphan'inwork
this area is out
of date with some UK obligations in the multilateral copyright
treaties and trade agreements. This instrument amends
existing copyright legislation to extend protection to certain
foreign works and performances to meet the UK’s international
obligations.
An Act to make provision about companies and other entities
in financial difficulty; and to make temporary changes to the
law relating to the governance and regulation of companies
and other entities.
Amend certain terrorism offences to update them for the digital
age, to reflect contemporary patterns of radicalisation and to
close gaps in their scope; Strengthen the sentencing
framework for terrorism-related offences and the powers for
These Regulations bring into force paragraphs 44 and 45 of Schedule 3 to the Counter-Terrorism and Border Sec
managing terrorist offenders following their release from
custody, including by increasing the maximum penalty for
certain offences, to ensure that the punishment better reflects
the
Thecrime
CRC and to better
scheme prevent
will apply re-offending; Strengthen
to organisations that have a the
half-
powers of the police
hourly metered to prevent
electricity terrorismgreater
consumption and investigate
than 6,000
terrorist
MWh peroffences.
year. Organisations qualifying for CRC would have
all their energy use covered by the scheme, including
A uk-US bilateral
emissions from directdataenergy
accessuse agreement
as well asallowing their
electricity
respective
purchased. law enforcement agencies to directly demand
electronic data relating to serious crime from tech companies
in the other juristiction.
Came in to force 30 September 2017, the act places a duty on
companies to prevent tax evasion via two new offences:
- Failure of a relevant corporate body to prevent the facilitation
of UK tax evasion by an associated person; and
This
- Failure Orderof prescribes the conditions
a relevant corporate bodyto tobe satisfied
prevent thefor the
facilitation
recording and broadcast of sentencing
of non-UK tax evasion by an associated person. remarks in the Crown
Court. When the
Organisations conditions
should are satisfied,prevention
have “reasonable section 41 of the
Criminal
procedures”
The instrument Justice
towillAct
prevent 1925
amend tax(c. 86) EU
evasion.
retained (which
law bymakes it anthe
removing offence
waivers to
HMRC
film in Guidance:
court) and section 9 of the Contempt
from the obligation to lodge an entry summary or a pre-departure of Court Act 1981
The
(c. 6 Guiding
49)
declaration (which Principles
provides
for travellers that it ishigh
carrying a contempt of court to
value commercial record
goods in a
-‘goods
 Proportionality
sound in court of
except risk-based
with the prevention
permission ofprocedures
the
vehicle’. Such declarations are required to enable customs court) do not
-authorities
 Top
apply.
The level
instrument commitment
to carry will
outamend regulations
risk analysis to: allow
for safety most reusable
and security purposes.
-  Risk assessment
packaging protecting goods during transportation to be
-  Due diligence
declared for import or export either orally or by conduct; enable
-imports
 Communication
or exports of(including
human blood, training)
blood products, organs,
The purpose
-  Monitoring
tissues of
and cells this
and instrument
emergencyisuse
forreview to make technicalorupdates
in transplants medicalto
reference documents in order to change some
procedures to be declared by conduct; and ensure consistency of the
information
with the excise on the
rulesclassification
so that excise of imported
goods intendedgoods for
(“commodity
commercial codes”)
use and through
carried which tariff
in accompanied rates are delivered,
baggage are
The
while Customs
maintainingand Excise
the same Management
tariff rates onActthe1979 makes
relevant it an
goods,
subject
offence to the appropriate customs import and export
as undertoprevious
declaration
export orlegislation
import goods
requirements.
with intentdocuments.
and reference to evade a
prohibition or restriction on those goods. Goods which have
been imported or exported in breach of a prohibition or
This Orderare
restriction gives effect
liable in all Overseas Territories (except
to forfeiture
Bermuda and Gibraltar which implement sanctions through
their own domestic legislation) to restrictive measures against
cyber-attacks threatening the European Union or its Member
The principal
States, which aim
wereofadopted
the NAMOS Regulations
by the Council of is
thetoEuropean
ensure that
firefighters arriving
Union on 17 May 2019. at an incident are warned of the presence
of dangerous substances. It is a legal requirement under the
NAMOS Regulations to notify the fire and rescue service (FRS)
DSEAR stands forauthority
and the enforcing the Dangerous Substances
for the Health and Explosive
and Safety at Work
Atmospheres Regulations 2002. Employers must:
etc Act (eg the Health and Safety Executive/local authority)
about any site with a total quantity of 25 tonnes or more of
find out what
dangerous dangerous substances are in their workplace and
substances.
what the fire and explosion risks are;
put control measures in place to either remove those risks or,
where this is not possible, control them;
put controls in place to reduce the effects of any incidents
involving dangerous substances;
REPLACED BY DATA PROTECTION ACT 2018

Enacts the GDPR in to UK Law.

The 2009 Regulations extend the range of data to be retained

to internet related data which is defined to include data arising
from 'internet access', 'internet telephone services' and
'internet e-mail' (in addition to fixed network telephony and
Regarding websites,
mobile telephony operators candata).
communications defend themselves
The 2009 by
proving they did not post the statement, providing
Regulations apply to public communications providers who the comply
with statutory
generate notice and
or process take down procedures.
communications Must contact
data in the UK.
statement authors (Posters) within 48 hours or receiving valid
The Act changed
complaint, and give existing
them 5criteria forrespond.
days to a successful claim, by
requiring claimants to show actual or probable serious harm
(which for-profit bodies is restricted to serious financial loss),
before suing for defamation in England or Wales, setting limits
These Regulations
on geographical bring intoremoving
relevance, force thethe
Defamation and
previous presumption
Malicious
in favour ofPublication (Scotland)
a trial by jury, Act 2021
and curtailing (“the 2021
sharply Act”),for
the scope
insofar as not already in force.
claims of continuing defamation (in which republication or
continued visibility comprises
Removes employment ongoing
tribunals’ powerrenewed
to make defamation).
wider
recommendations in discrimination cases (i.e.
recommendations that relate to persons other than the
claimant) and it will simplify apprenticeships in England and
These
make new regulations bring
provisions into force
relating section 114 (qualifications
to apprenticeship funding and
relating to information technology:payment
the disclosure of information. The Deregulation of tuition fees) of
Act 2015
the Digital EconmyNo
(Commencement Act
1 2017 (c30) on 1 August
and Transitional 2020
and Saving
Provisions)
An Act to make Order 2015 has
provision already
about beenthe
meeting made under
needs the Act
of persons
and
with itDown
will bring the apprenticeship
syndrome; provisions
and for connected (sections 3 to 5
purposes.
and schedule 1) into force on 26 May 2015 and the removal of
employment tribunals’ power to make wider recommendations
(sectionamendments,
Makes 2) into force on
but1there
October 2015.
is no, or no significant, impact
on business, charities or voluntary bodies, since there will be
no substantive changes to the requirements of the drivers’
hours and tachograph rules as a consequence of this
This statutory instrument provides new Ecodesign and Energy
instrument.
Labelling requirements for certain energy-related products that
are placed on the market in Great Britain.
The UK eIDAS Regulations set out rules for UK trust
services and establishes a legal framework for the
provision and effect of electronic signatures, electronic
seals, electronic impose
These regulations time stamps,
duties onelectronic documents,
private landlords of
electronic registered delivery services and certificate
residential premises in England in respect of electrical safety
services for website authentication.
standards. The duties do not apply to landlords of social
housing.
This instrument changes some of the criteria for the energy
efficiency measures that qualify towards meeting the home-
heating cost reduction target set for certain licensed gas and
electricity suppliers under the Electricity and Gas (Energy
Company Obligation) Order 2018 (S.I. 2018/1183). This
instrument also changes the method for calculating the
contribution that certain measures make towards a supplier’s
target. Some of these changes are designed to increase
consumer protection and quality within the Energy Company
Safe use of electricity systems and equipment. Covers
maintenance of electrical installation.

An Act to make provision to facilitate the use of electronic

communications and electronic data storage; to make
provision about the modification of licences granted under
section 7 of the Telecommunications Act 1984; and for
An Act to make
connected provision about electronic trade documents;
purposes.
and for connected purposes.

A UK business that intends to issue e-money in the UK must

be authorised or registered by us, unless it has permission to
issue e-money under Part 4A of FSMA or is exempt.
Covers
E-money Industrial Tribunals,
issuers must complyzero hours
with contracts
certain and
conduct rules about
apprenticeships
issuing and redeeming e-money set out in the EMRs. They
must also comply with relevant provisions of the FCA
Handbook.
An Act to ensure workers receive the tips they have been
given.

The Employment Act 2008, enacted on 13th November 2008,

reflects through preamble its focus upon ‘the procedure for the
resolution of employment disputes’ (Preamble of the
Employment Act 2008). It covers compensation for
Covers the rights
underpayment andofenforcement
an Employeeofincluding
minimumnoticewages. when
The
terminating contract.
employment agencies and trade unions have also been
covered by the Employment Act 2008. The subjects covered
under
An Actthe Act display
to make a clear
provision intention
in relation to to
thebring
rightinoffairness
employees
within
and other workers to request variations to particular terms as
the employment laws and maintain a legal certainty and
various
conditions ambiguous aspectsincluding
of employment, have been removed
working hours,through
timestheand
Act under discussion.
locations.
The End of Life Vehicles Regulations were put in place to give
guidance on the deregistration of vehicles and also their
scrapping and recycling when the vehicle has reached the end
of its life. It offers guidance to manufacturers on their
Paves way to
obligations forestablish
introduction of the of
networks Electricity
facilitiesMarket Reform will
where vehicles
Programme.
be scrapped or Updated
recycleddraft
freeterms of feed
of charge forinthe
tariff
owner contract of
and how
difference (CfD). Addresses: Decarbonisation,
the responsibility for recovery of vehicles falls. Electricity
Market Reform (EMR), Nuclear regulation, Government pipe-
Taxes
line and storage system, Strategy and policy statement,
Consumer Protection

Provision of information and labelling of products on the

market including Televisions, Household Dishwashers,
Household Washing Machines, Household Refrigerating
Appliances. See Also Energy Labelling Framework Directive
The EPB Directive requires that:

# properties (homes and commercial) must have an Energy

Performance Certificate (EPC) when constructed, sold or let.

# larger buildings occupied by a public authority where the

building is frequently visited by the public must display an
energy certificate; in England and Wales this is a Display
Energy Certificate (DEC)
An Act to make provision for controlling energy prices; to
encourage the efficient use and supply of energy; and for other
purposes connected to the energy crisis
Applicable If: Over 250 staff or turnover in excess of 50 million
euro, and an annual balance sheet in excess of 43 million
euro. Requires: An energy audit by a lead energy assessor,
submitted to the Environment Agency. Or ISO 50001
The Act implements a pledge in the Government’s 2001 election m
Certification.

The purpose of this Part is to promote the sustainable

management of natural resources.

Created the Environment Agency. The Act also brought in

requirements for the government to prepare strategies on air
quality, national waste and hedgerow protection.
The act requires the secretary of state for Degra to set long-
term legally binding targets on air quality, biodiversity, water,
resource efficiency, and waste reduction. These targets must
be of at least 15 years in duration, and be proposed by late
The
2022. Regulatory Enforcement and Sanctions Act 20081
(hereafter RES Act) contains enabling powers to introduce
these civil sanctions across a number of different spheres. In
the environmental sphere civil sanctions are introduced by the
The
following Regulatory Enforcement
Statutory Instruments2: and Sanctions Act 20081
(hereafter RES Act) contains
• The Environmental Civil Sanctions (England) enabling powers to introduce
Order 2010
these civil sanctions across a number
• The Environmental Sanctions (Miscellaneous Amendments) of different spheres. In
the
(England) environmental sphere civil sanctions are introduced by the
The
following Regulations
Statutory seek to ensure action is taken to put damage
Instruments2:
Regulations
right rather 2010to penalise those responsible. They are based
than
•• The The Environmental
draft proposed Civil Sanctions Civil
Environmental (England)
SanctionsOrder(Wales)
2010
on
•Order theEnvironmental
The ̳polluter pays principle‘
Sanctions requiring those
(Miscellaneous responsible
Amendments) to
meet 2010
the cost of preventive and remedial measures. For the
(England)
•damage
The draft
These
Regulations to proposed
regulations
species
2010
Environmental
transpose
and the and
habitats Sanctions
requirements
damage tounder (Miscellaneous
waterDirective
covered,
Amendments)
2002/49/EC
the Regulations of the European
introduce a Parliament
new approach and to of the Council of
remediating
•(Wales)
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Junedraft
2002proposed
Regulations
(often Environmental
2010
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the Environmental (Wales)
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damage.
Order 2010 They require that, in to any measures taken
Directive
to return (END).
the The ENDtorequires:
environment the condition it was in before the
•• The
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use ofofproposed
the Environmental
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harmonised Sanctions
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noiseshould
indicators (England
and (Miscellaneous
and Wales)
computational
damage
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Regulations occurred,
2016 measures
(the EP also be taken to make
measures
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where canRegulations)
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system for industrial and waste
way; and for the loss of environmental installations
completely
single recover,
permitting structure for those activities which have the
•resources
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and for noise
environmental
particularly around mapping;
services pending
disposal of waste recovery.
potential
• the drawingto cause
up ofharm
noisetomaps;
human health or the environment.
• making information available to the public;
• the drawing up of local action plans; and
• collection of Protection
nvironmental data by the(Single-use
Commission to inform
Plastic future
Products)
CommunityRegulations 2021 will  ban the following single-use
(Scotland)
policy.
items: plastic cutlery (forks, knives, spoons, chopsticks),
plates, straws, beverage stirrers and balloon sticks; food
A regulationmade
containers to improve the control
of expanded of pollution
polystyrene; andfrom
cupsindustrial
and other
and other processes
beverage containers made of expanded polystyrene, including
their covers and lids. 
The Act has two main purposes – to harmonise discrimination
law, and to strengthen the law to support progress on equality.

The main changes to the regulatory framework include:

merging registrations into the licensing system

allowing local authorities to issue licences up to 5 years,
Relates
aligning to goods
them withexported
equivalent from the UK
HSE/police-issued licences
extending licensing to address storage of ammonium nitrate
blasting intermediate (ANBI)
exceptions
The Export for keeping
Control Act higher hazard and
2002 introduced desensitised
provisions which
explosives without
enables controls toabelicence
imposedhave onbeen updated of goods,
the exportation
tables of separation
the transfer distances
of technology, have beenofrestructured
the provision to better
technical assistance
allow
overseas and activities connected with trade in controlledalso
for sites with more than one store; the tables have
been
For revised
legal
goods. actionto after
coveraccidents
quantities of explosives greater than
2000kg
a revised list of explosives that can be acquired or acquired
and kept without an explosives certificate from the police
Covering
the repeal taxes, allowances
of the Fireworks and pensions
Act 1951, as its remaining
provisions have been superseded by the Pyrotechnic (Safety)
Regulations 2010
Tax rates for 2023

This Order varies section 153(1) of the Environmental Protection Act

1990 so as to enable the Secretary of State, with the consent of the
Treasury, to give financial assistance to, or for the purposes of, Cenex
(Centre of Excellence for Low Carbon and Fuel Cell Technologies)
The Financial
(hereafter Services
referred Act ensures
to as “Cenex”) the UK's
in relation to itsregulatory
activities in
framework continues to function
England, Wales and Northern Ireland. effectively following the UK’s
withdrawal from the EU, and makes important updates to the
regulatory framework.
The Act provides the framework within which a single regulator
for the financial services industry, the Financial Services
Authority (“the Authority”), will operate.  It equips the Authority
with a full range of statutory powers and creates the Financial
Chapter
Services29 andAnMarkets
Act to make provision
Tribunal about the The
(“the Tribunal”). regulation of
Act also
financial
establishesservices and markets;
the framework and for
for single connected and
ombudsman purposes.
compensation schemes to provide further protection for
consumers.
These Regulations bring into force section 1 of the Fire Safety
Act 2021 (“the Act”) in relation to premises in Wales.

These Regulations lay down the qualifying condition for an

employee to be entitled to make such a statutory application to
his employer, prescribe the form of that application and state
when it is to be taken as made. These Regulations also
These regulations
prescribe implement
the maximum amounttheofrequirements
compensation of that
Regulation
can be
(EU) No 517/2014 of the European Parliament and
awarded by an employment tribunal for a breach of the revoke the
Fluorinated Greenhouse
statutory right. Gas Regulations 2009. The
regulations cover certification of equipment such as
refrigeration and fire protection and f-gas based solvents.
Creates offences and penalties for not complying with recovery
of f-gases legislation, labelling, qualifications and certificates
required to work with products or equipment containing them.
One prominant change made by the EC Regulations include
These regulations amend the Food Hygiene Rating Act
Northern Ireland 2016 by updating references to the repealed
Regulation (EC) 882/2004 in the Act with reference to
Regulation (EU) 2017/625 (rules that replaced Regulation (EC)
These Regulations
882/2004) amend
or Regulation the178/2002
(EC) food safety (information
(for definitions and
of
Compositional requirements)
'operator' and 'food' (Northern Ireland) 2016

The instrument makes the changes to secondary legislation

that are necessary as a consequence of the Forestry and Land
Management (Scotland) Act 2018. The instrument also makes
saving and transitional provisions.
A European Directive which member states must adopt. 4MLD
includes changes to CDD a central register for Beneficial
owners (10,000 Euros +) and improvement risk assessment.
This instrument sets out the customs duty, excise duty and Value
Added Tax (VAT) rules that will apply for United Kingdom (UK)
free zones. Free zones are secure customs zones located within a
freeport, where business can be carried out inside the UK’s land
GDPR is awhere
border, but long awaited
different reform
customs,ofVAT
European Datarules
and excise Protection
apply.
Laws
Freeports can reduce administrative burdens, provide duty andbe
and places new obligations on data processors to import
accountable
tax advantages,forand
theease
processing of dataregulations.
tax and planning relating to EU citizens.
New arrangements protecting children's data has been
Global anti-corruption
introduced, along with legislation
higher fines giving the governmentand a
for non-compliance
authority to act.
72 hour reporting period. The European Union has mandated
the all member states adopt the new regulations byt May 2018.
Thepurpose
The Data Protection Bill announced
of this instrument 07/08/17
is to exempt by thegoods
non-UK Digital
Minister Matt hancock.
vehicle operators from the requirement to hold an operator
licence when their vehicles are being used for the purposes of
cabotage permissible temporarily within Great Britain.
Most good vehicles and trailers required to be tested annually
to ensure safe to operate on road. Certain vehicles require
military plating to show maximum weight limits see Road
Traffic Act 1988.
These Regulations are made in exercise of the powers in section 8(1) of, and paragraph 21 of Schedu

These Regulations make provision under the Finance Act 2020

for auctions of allowances to emit 1 tonne of carbon dioxide
equivalent created under the Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Trading Scheme Order 2020.
These Regulations complete transposition of Directive
2009/29/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council
amending Directive 2003/87/EC so as to improve and extend
the greenhouse gas emission allowance trading scheme of the
Hazardous
Community.waste is essentially waste that contains hazardous
properties which if mismanaged has the potential to cause
greater harm to the environment and human health than non-
hazardous. As a result, strict controls apply from the point of its
These Regulations
production, only applymanagement,
to its movement, to employers and
whose workers
recovery or
regularly
disposal. use DSE as a significant part of their normal work
(daily, for continuous periods of an hour or more). These
workers are known as DSE users.
These Regulations do not apply to workers who use DSE
infrequently or for short periods of time. However, the controls
described in ‘How to control the risk’ may still be useful for
these workers.
If you have DSE users, you must:
(1) An employer shall provide, or ensure that there are
provided, such equipment and facilities as are adequate and
appropriate in the circumstances for enabling first-aid to be
rendered to his employees if they are injured or become ill at
4 The Regulations require employers to use a safety sign
work.
where theretoisparagraphs
(2) Subject a significant(3) risk to (4),
and health an and safetyshall
employer that has
not beenor
provide, avoided
ensureor controlled
that there is by the methods
provided, requiredofunder
such number
other
suitablerelevant
persons law, provided
asgeneral
is adequate use of a sign can helpin reduce the
he Act
risk. sets
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signs theare not a dutiesandwhich
substitute
appropriate
for employers
those other
the
have
methods
circumstances
towards employeesfor rendering
and as first-aid
members of to
the hispublic,
employees
and if they
of
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injured or risks
become such engineering
ill at work;andandtofor controls and
thisother. safe
purpose a person
employees
systems have to themselves each
shall not ofbework.
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such
health and to all workplaces
qualifications
adult and
as may
social care to
beall
providers. activities
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appropriate in the
share
people are
circumstances
information employed,
aboutof that but exclude signs used in
case. care with other health and care
a person’s connection
with transport or the supply and marketing of dangerous
professionals.
substances,
Required to use products and equipment
a consistent identifier(see - theparagraph
NHS Number. 21).
6 The
The Regulations
Health and Social require,
Carewhere necessary,
Act 2012 theAct
(c 7) is an useofoftheroad
traffic signsof
Parliament in the
workplaces to regulate
United Kingdom. road traffic
It provides for (but see
the most
paragraph 22).
extensive reorganisation of the structure of the National Health
Service in England to date.
Implement the requirements in the Energy Efficiency Directive
(EED).
Related to the supply of distributed heat, cooling, hot water
and cold water.
Government has introduced a road user levy for heavy goods
vehicles (HGV), 12 tonnes or more, aimed at ensuring these
vehicles make a contribution to the wear and tear of the UK
road network.
The right to life – protects your life, by law. The state is
required to investigate suspicious deaths and deaths in
custody;
The instrument is concerned with the prescribed checks that
employers,
The prohibition landlords
of tortureandandletting agentstreatment
inhuman may conduct – you in should
order
to obtain a statutory excuse against a civil
never be tortured or treated in an inhuman or degrading way, penalty for
employing
no matter or letting
what the property to persons subject to immigration
situation;
The Immigration
controls who require Act will
leaveintroduce
to enternew sanctions
or remain but doon not
illegal
have
working,
it, or, prevent
otherwise illegal
have no migrants
right to accessing
take up the services
work in and
question
Protection
introduce against
new slaverytoand
measures forced
enforce labour – you
immigration laws.should
On notor
reside
be in the
treated like United
a slave Kingdom.
orthe
subjected to forced labour; Royal
Thursday 12 May 2016, Immigration Bill received
An Act to make provisions for immigration,
Assent and will now be known as the Immigration Act asylum and2016.
The right to liberty and
nationality and connected purposes. freedom – you have the right to be free
and the state can only imprison you with very good reason –
for example, if you are convicted of a crime;
This introduced provisions which enables controls to be
imposed
The right on to athe fairimportation
trial and noand exportation
punishment of goods,
without law -theyou are
transfer of technology, the provision of technical
innocent until proven guilty. If accused of a crime, you have the assistance
overseas
right to hear andthe activities
evidence connected
against you, with in
trade in controlled
a court of law;
Income
goods. tax for 2021/2022
Respect for privacy and family life and the right to marry –
protects against unnecessary surveillance or intrusion into your
life. Youishave
HMRC the right
simplifying thetoway
marry and raiseand
employers a family;
pension providers
are required to report amendments to their PAYE RTI returns
Freedom
for tax yearsof thought,
prior to the religion
currentandtaxbelief
year. – you
Thiscan believe what
instrument
you like and
amends practiseTax
the Income your(Pay
religion or beliefs;
As You Earn) Regulations 2003
(S.I. 2003/2682) (“the PAYE Regulations”) to reflect these new
Free speech
reporting and peaceful
requirements. Theprotest
changes– you haveinstrument
in this a right to speak
will
freely and
come join with
into force on 6others peacefully, to express your views;
April 2021.

No discrimination – everyone’s rights are equal. You should

The purpose of this Order is to revoke a piece of subordinate
legislation made in connection wiith deeds of arrangement and to
amend provisions in other subordinate legislation which refer to
deeds of arrangement, in consequence of the repeal by Article 11(1)
The
of theFinance Act 2020
Act of Chapter 1 ofamends
Part 8 ofthe
the Insolvency Act 1986,Ireland)
Insolvency (Northern the
Bankruptcy (Scotland) Act 2016 and the Insolvency
Order 1989 ("the Insolvency Order") which provided for deeds of (Northern
Ireland) Order 1989 to make provision for certain debts owed
arrangement.
to Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs to be included in a
Unregistered design - scope
category of preferential debt (or, in Scotland, preferred debt)
for insolvency purposes. The amounts are those in respect of
Unregistered
value added tax design
or a -relevant
ownership deduction. A deduction is a
relevant
This deduction
instrument if
amendscertain conditions
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conditions design
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regulations.
arrangements These Regulations
similar to specify
those covered by the principal listed in
the deductions
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regulation 2 designs
for those - private
purposes. use
Regulations entered into since April 2020.
Amendments to the table in Schedule 4
Registered design rights - criminal penalty

Designs Opinions Service

These Regulations amend schedule 4 to the Investigatory
New
Powersroutes for appealing
Act 2016. The draft against
statutoryUK instrument
IPO decision onout public
sets
registrations
authorities whoandmay invalidations of tradeunder
exercise powers markspart 3 of the act to
obtain communications data, and for what it can be obtained
Introduced new powers for UK intelligence agencies and law
enforcement to intercept communications (targeted and bulk).
Investigatory Powers Commission created to oversee act.
Communication Service Providers (CSP) required to retain UK
A ban onusers
Internet the disposal
connection of certain
records wastes to landfill,
including which for example,
websites
liquid waste, certain hazardous wastes
they visited (but not the pages). CSPs must also assist and tyres.
authorities in intercepting communications. Safeguards for
The separation
sensitive of landfills into three types:lawyersfor onlyandhazardous,
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non-hazardous brings or part
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doctors.
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hazardous
data.
or otherwise
These is by means
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abbreviated Waste Catalogue,
to LOLER) place duties
transposed
on people and companies who own, operate 2005;
by the List of Waste Regulations or have upcontrol
to date
information
over lifting equipment. This includes all businesses andthe
on hazardous waste can be obtained from
hazardous
organisations waste
whose website (www.hazardouswaste.org.uk),
employees use lifting equipment, whether the
Environment
The Limitation Agency
Act is awebsite
statute (www.environment-
of limitations
owned by them or not. In most cases, lifting equipment is also providing legal
agency.gov.uk),
timescales
work equipment withinthe
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for
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the lawwebsite
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example, six years is the period
Regulations (PUWER) will also apply (including inspection and in which an
individual
maintenance).has the opportunity to bring an action for breach of
The
contract. Act makes
The 2020
requirement provision
to treat for a variety
most wastes beforeofdisposal
new insolvency
to
and restructuring
landfill. mechanisms. These Regulations are
necessary to apply those mechanisms to LLPs. They replicate
the
Theprovisions
introduction of of
thewaste
Limited Liability Partnerships
acceptance criteria, which is starting
The List of Wastes
(Amendment etc.) replaced the2020
Regulations European
(SI Waste Catalogue
2020/643), in
to have a strong influence on the treatment options, with minor
particularly
2005 and brought
modifications. into law the 800 codes for all hazardous and
for hazardous wastes.
non-hazardous waste.
Setting out a low emmisiions scheme in Scotland, coming into
force 31/5/21
The Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations
1999 require employers to put in place arrangements to control
health and safety risks. As a minimum, you should have the
processes and procedures required to meet the legal
16 The Regulations
requirements, including: establish a clear hierarchy of measures:
(a)
■ a written health andmanual
Avoid hazardous safety handling
policy (if youoperations
employso fivefarorasmore
is
reasonably
people); practicable. This may be done by redesigning the
task
■ to avoid
assessments moving
of thethe risks load or by automating
to employees, or mechanising
This
the instrument amends
process. the Financial Servicescontractors,
and Markets Act 2000
customers,
(Recognition partners,
Requirements and for Investment Exchanges, Clearing
(b)
any Make
other a suitable and sufficient assessment yourofactivities
any
Houses
hazardous andpeople
Central
manual
who could
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handling
be affected
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operations
by
Regulations
that cannot 2001
be
– and
(S.I.
avoided.
record
2001/995). the significant
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alsofrom in
amendswriting (if you
Commission employ
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a duty the risk
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on of
risk injury
assessment
organisations those
must operations
with a turnoverbe ‘suitable so
of at in far
and
least as£36is
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reasonably (EU) 2017/565,
practicable. that
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sufficient’;
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control,
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Commission’s
explored.
high-risk third countries (in respect
■ access to competent health and safety advice, for of which extra customer
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see the Regulations
diligence measures
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mustand
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relevant persons
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weight
under
(OSHCR) limits.
the MLRs) with a list of such countries identified instead
at www.hse.gov.uk/oshcr;
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in a legislation
new Schedule applies 3ZAto activities
to the that are undertaken by small
MLRs.
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businesses. employees with information about the risks in your
workplace
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instrument are protected;
the Money Laundering, Terrorist
■ instruction and training
Financing and Transfer of Funds for employees
(Information in on
how thetoPayer)
deal with the
risks;
These
RegulationsRegulations
2017 (S.I.replace 2017/692) the (“the
Money Laundering
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by substituting the
■ ensuring
2007 and there
the is
Transfer adequate
of Funds and appropriate
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list of high-risk third countries (in respect of which extra customer supervision
on the Payer)in
place;
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due diligence 2007 measures withmust updated
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and Terrorist
insurance
protective
(FTR) for the
measures.
2015/847/EU. use of
4MLD motor seeks vehicles;
to give and for to
effect connected
the updated
Financing (Amendment) (High-Risk Countries) Regulations 2021
purposes
Financial Action Task Force (FATF) global standards which
(S.I. 2021/392) (“HRTC Amendment No.1 SI”).
promote effective implementation
These Regulations consolidate with of amendments
legal, regulatory the andMotor
operational measures for combating
Vehicles (Driving Licences) Regulations 1996 and regulations money laundering,
terrorist
amending financing and other related
those Regulations threatsare
(all of which to the
nowintegrity
revoked).  of
the international financial system.
This instrument amends the Motor Vehicles (International Motor
Insurance Card) Regulations 1971 (“the 1971 Regulations”), to
prescribe a new format of international motor insurance card,
otherwise known as the Green Card.
These Regulations re-enact, with amendments, the Motor
Vehicles (International Motor Insurance Card) Regulations
1969. The principal changes are that a new form of motor
insurance card is prescribed for use by visitors bringing a
This
motorinstrument
vehicle into increases
Great Britain the single,
and that mainthishourly
new form rate of of the
card
National
will, as from 1st January 1978, replace the form of card April
Living Wage or “NLW” which was introduced in
2016 for working
prescribed by thepeople aged 25 andUntil
1969 Regulations. over.that Thisdateinstrument
both forms
changes
of the
card mayamends age eligibility for the NLW
be used. National Minimum Wage (Offshore to apply from age 23.
This
This order
instrument alsothe increases the hourly rate of the National
Employment)
Minimum Wage Order 1999. Coming
or “NMW” for workers intoaged
force21 fromyears1/10/20
or over
(but not yet aged 23), workers aged 18 years or over (but not
yet aged
An act to 21),
set outthose under the
a National age of 18
Minimum and apprentices
Wage, amended who
are under the age of 19 or
annually to refletc the current minimum wage. in the first year of their
apprenticeship.
Chapter 32 of the National Security Act 2023

The purpose of the amendments is to improve the efficacy and

implementation of the NIS Regulations in the United Kingdom.
These amendments are primarily based upon the
recommendations made in the Post-Implementation Review of
Updates the regulations
the NIS Regulations to fix deficiencies
published in May 2020surrounding
which can be the EU-
exit,
foundincluding
on gov.uk,when
anddigital service providers
subsequently must
developed report
in light of of
incidents now that the UK has left the EU.
evidence provided by UK competent authorities and following
the publictoCall
Created For Views
increase cyberpublished
security. in August 2020.

Protection of waters against pollution caused by nitrates from

Agricultural sources. They set out requirements for the design,
construction and maintenance of new, substantially
reconstructed or substantially enlarged facilities for storing
Under the provisions
these substances. of the facilities
Storage Noise Act 1996 be
should andsited
other at least 10
associated legislation, your local authority
metres from inland freshwater or coastal water, and have a 20 has a mandatory
obligation to deal with any noise which is deemed to be a
year life expectancy.
‘nuisance’. It’s not simply at night where the act might come
The
into legislation
force, nor isstates that thetonoise
it restricted common which is the cause
complaints of the
You must notify
complaint must the
be Environment
(or is likely to Agency
be) eitherabout any like
detrimental new, music
to a
and loud parties
substantially – general
enlarged or traffic noise,reconstructed
substantially DIY/construction system at
person’s
projects health
and use and/or
of otherit is interfering
kind of (or is likely
machinery is alsoto interfere)
least
with a14 days before
person’s own any construction of theirbegins. This will save
incorporated
you time
This and into
instrument money
makestheenjoyment
legislation.
by making sure
amendments
own property
your
to the proposals
regulations
and land.
complythe
governing
with the regulations.
disclosure requirements for occupational pension schemes and
personal pension schemes. The amendments place a new requirement
on trustees or scheme managers of certain occupational and personal
These
pensionRegulations
schemes offering givemoney
effect purchase
to a newbenefits
structure, and to new
(defined
rates, that will
contribution bepension
(DC) used toschemes)
calculate thewhich
and General Levyfor(“the
are used
levy”) payable by occupational pension
automatic enrolment to provide that a statement given to schemes and personal
certain
pension
members schemes.
informing them of their pension savings must not exceed
Pension scheme investment regs.
one double-sided sheet of A4-sized paper when printed, and the
equivalent if printed from an online statement. This is to enable
members in automatic enrolment schemes to better engage with their
pension
This savings places
instrument throughnew a short, simple document
administration which can help
and governance
increase their on
requirements awareness
trustees and understanding
of occupational of their
defined pension savings.
contribution (DC)
pension schemes, in particular to require trustees of certain DC
pension schemes to disclose their investment returns and demonstrate
These
that theyRegulations
are providingprescribe
value for matters about It
their members. which trustees of
also increases
certain
flexibility for DC schemes to take account of performancetofees
occupational pension schemes are required have
knowledge and understanding and make
payable to fund managers when calculating the cap on charges amendments to that
the
Occupational
applies to defaultand Personalarrangements.
investment Pension Schemes Finally, (Disclosure
itofmakes otherof
This instrument
Information) sets out the(Northern
Regulations minimum required
Ireland) level
2014 revaluation
(“the 2014
minor technical
for pension changes,
rights (excluding including to the ways
Guaranteed Minimumin which specific
Pensions) of
Regulations”) 
types of pension schemes must comply with the requirements to
people who were early leavers from final salary occupational pension
produce
schemes,a statement
on or afterof1 investment
January 1986, principles.
where the accrued rights have
been
Changes left intothe scheme.
IR35, This is referred
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individual’s
2021
preserved pension.
Staff may at times be required to sign an Official Secrets Act
provision where their work relates to security, defence or
international relations. Unauthorised disclosures are likely to
result in criminal prosecution.
Section 8 ofregarding
Regualtions the Act makes it a criminal
the growth, offence
production, for aand sale of
labelling
government contractor
organic products. to retain information beyond their
official need for it and obligates them to properly protect secret
information
Replace thefrom accidental
Ozone Depleting disclosure.
Substances (Qualifications)
Regulations 2009 AND the
Environmental Protection (Controls on Ozone-depleting
substances) Regulations 2011
These regulations place a duty on producers of packaging to
ensure that the packaging
Ozone-depleting substances used around
(ODS) are products
man-made is kept to the
substances
minimum amount necessary without breaching
that cause damage to the stratospheric ozone layer and haverequired lev
contributed
This regulationto the ozone holesets
amendment over
outthe Antarctic.
the leave and Most
payODS
rightsare
of
also very potent
bereaved parents. greenhouse gases. They include:
Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)
Halons
Hydrochlorofluorocarbons
The purpose of this instrument (HCFCs) (including
is to amend theR22 used inAct
Transport Air
Conditioning Units.)"
1968 to enable enforcement provisions to apply to new types
of tachographs as required under EU law. This instrument also
ScheduleEU
amends 2 lists
Exit the acceptable
legislation that qualifications
has already been for various
made to
These Regulations
activities
ensure relating
that introduce a new
to air conditioning
the amendments statutory entitlement
and refrigeration
being made by this instrumentfor
bereaved
equipment.
will parents who are employees to take
operate consistently in the event the UK exits the EUup to two weeks
leave
without from their job called
a negotiated parenetal bereavement leave in the
agreement.
56 weeks following the death of a child.
An Act to amend the law relating to patents. The Patents Act
2004 (c 16) is an Act of the Parliament of the United Kingdom.
One of the purposes of the Act is to give effect to the revised
European Patent Convention which was agreed by Diplomatic
Conference
Rules regarding in November 2000.
the registration and use of patents, designs and
marks.

UK Implementation of the Payement Services Directive, See

Row 132

This instrument ensures that average earnings are taken into

account in the value of the levy ceiling, so that it maintains its
value. The levy ceiling amount is used by the Board of the PPF
to control the maximum amount of levy the Board can charge
The specific
pension details of the Northern Ireland pension schemes
schemes.

An act that sets lout everything to do with pensions schemes

and how they should be run.

These Regulations in certain circumstances, give the Board of

the Pension Protection Fund ('the Board') rights that are
normally exercised by a pension scheme's trustees or
managers where they are creditors.
This instrument will amend the Personal Protective Equipment
at Work Regulations 19921 (“the PPER 1992”) to extend
employers’ and employees’ duties in respect of Personal
Protective Equipment (“PPE”) to a wider group of workers,
PPE
definedshould be used
to include as awho
those lasthave
resort. Wherever
more casual there
employment are risks
to health and safety that cannot be adequately
relationships than employees. The instrument will also update controlled in
other ways,tothe
references Personal
other Protective
legislation Equipment
contained in the PPERat Work 1992.
Regulations 1992 require PPE to be supplied.
This instrument makes
The Regulations a number
also require that of amendments
PPE is: to earlier EU
Exit SIs that
■ properly convert EU
assessed legislation
before (whichsure
use to make formsit isthe plant
fit for
protection
purpose; product (“PPP”) and maximum residue level (“MRL”)
regulatory
■ maintainedregimes)
and into
stored national
properly; law, to reflect when EU law
As with
ceases existing
to apply petrol storage
and retainedonEU legislation,
lawtocomes they apply to:
into force at the
■
 provided
workplaces withthat
instructions
store petrol how
and use it safely;
dispense it through
end
■ of
used the implementation
correctly by employees. period, thereby ensuring thatmanual
the
or electrical pumping from a storage
national regime will operate effectively. tank, ie petrol filling
stations (retail and non-retail);
legislative
 storage of framework
petrol at for the powers of
non-workplace police officers
premises, eg private in
England and Wales to combat
homes, clubs, associations, etc. crime, as well as providing
codes of practice for the exercise of those powers.
This Order designates 26 European directives as relevant directives
for the purposes of paragraph 20(1)(b) of Schedule 1 to the Pollution
Prevention and Control Act 1999 (c.24). Designation allows
regulations to be made under that Act which make provision
corresponding
Prevention of or similar to
pollution anyrestriction
and provision made, or capable
of pollution of being
activities.
made, under
Including usesection
of Air 2(2) of the European
Conditioning Units Communities Act 1972
(c.68) in connection with that designated directive. The Directives
being designated relate to waste, water quality, air quality, asbestos
pollution, public
Regulations participation
providing for ainnew
environmental plans and
pollution control system to
programmes,
meet environmental
the requirements liability (to Council
of European prevent or remedy
Directive
environmental damage), environmental
96/61/EC on Integrated noise andand
Pollution Prevention chemicals. An
Control (the
impact assessment has not been produced
“IPPC Directive”) and for other measures to prevent for this instrument
and as no
impact on
Covers thethesafe
public, private
design andoruse
voluntary sectorssystems.
of pressure is foreseen.
control pollution. It is intended that, generally, these regulation
making powers will be transferred to the National Assembly for
Wales in so far as they are exercisable in relation to Wales,
and
The to the Scottish
regulations Executive
require in so far to
organisations asprovide
exercisable
clearin or as
regards Scotland.
information about how cookies are used on their website and
allow people to make a real choice about whether they are
happy for non-essential cookies to be placed on their device.
Under
Prohibits section 8(7) of theof
the transmition Private Security recorded
an automated Industry Act 2001
message
(c.12) a fee
for direct is to be paid
marketing on making
purposes an application
via a telephone, for the
without grant
prior
of a licence to engage in licencable conduct
consent of the subscriber. There are specific rules on: within the
meaning of section 3 of the Act.
This instrument amends the Producer Responsibility Obligations
marketing calls,
(Packaging Waste) emails, texts and
Regulations 2007faxes;
(“S.I. 2007/871”) (“the 2007
cookies (andby
Regulations”) similar technologies);
varying the packaging waste targets for all
keeping
materials communications
as well as varying services
the targetssecure;
set for and
specific materials .
customer
These privacy asamend
Regulations regards thetraffic and location
Producer data, itemised
Responsibility
billing, line identification,
Obligations and directory
(Packaging Waste) listings.
Regulations 2007 (S.I.
2007/871). Those Regulations impose on producers the
obligation to recover and recycle packaging waste in order to
The
attainpackaging regulations
the recovery place targets
and recycling an obligation
set outonincertain
Article 6(1)
businesses who satisfy two threshold tests
of the European Parliament and Council Directive 94/62/ECto recover and on
recycle
packaging and packaging waste (OJ No L 365, 31.12.94, The
specified tonnages of packaging waste each year.
amount
p.10). each business has to recover is determined by three
factors:

the amount of packaging the business handles;

the business recovery and recycling targets for the year;
the activity the business carries out on packaging.
An Act to make provision relating to entitlement to practise
certain professions, occupations and trades; and for connected
purposes.
Protects data used by public authorities, including finger prints,
biometrics in schools and CCTV.

Protection from redundancy when taking leave for family

reasons or pregnancy

PUWER requires that equipment provided for use at work is:

# suitable for the intended use.

# safe for use, maintained in a safe condition and inspected to
Aim to make
ensure public procurement
it is correctly installed andmore
doesaccessible to small
not subsequently
businesses.
deteriorate Replacing the Public Contracts Regulations 2006.
# used only by people who have received adequate
information, instructioncertain
An Act to consolidate and training
enactments relating to the control
accompanied by suitable health
of disease and to the establishment and and
safety measures,
functions such as
of port
protective devices including
health authorities, and controls. These will
enactments normally
relating include
to burial and
emergency stop devices, adequate means of isolation
cremation and to the regulation of common lodging–houses from
sources
Protects
and canal of energy,
employees
boats, clearly
withwho, visible
in markings
the public
amendments and disclose
interest,
to give warning
effect to
devices
criminal or civil wrongdoing
recommendations of the Law byCommission.
their employer.
# used in accordance with specific requirements, for mobile
work equipment and power presses
REACH is a European Union regulation concerning the
Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and restriction of
Chemicals. It came into force on 1st June 2007 and replaced a
number of European Directives and Regulations with a single
Regulating
system. the powers of public bodies to carry out
surveillance and investigation, and covering the interception of
communications.
The Fire Safety Order requires that a person who has some
level of control in premises must take reasonable steps to
reduce the risk from fire. They must also make sure people can
safely escape if there is a fire.
This order amends the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974
(Exclusions and Exceptions) (Scotland) Order 2013 ("the 2013
Order"). The 2013 Order disapplies specific provisions of the
Rehabilitation of Opffenders Act 1974 ("the 1974 Act") which
Gives
would individuals
otherwise preventthe righta not to disclose
person detailstoof
from having 'spent' a
disclose
offences if asked about their criminal record.
spent conviction and protect that person from being prejudiced However the
Exceptions order 1986 applies to some professions/job
by that conviction or any failure to disclose it. Section 4(1) roles.
of
Including
the Medical,
ActRegulations Legal,
contains a general Finance and some others.
These amend protection
the Renewable and alsoHeatprovides
Incentive that
evidence about spent convictions is not
Scheme Regulations 2011 introducing a new mechanism foradmissible in
proceedings
setting tariffs before a judicialplants
for accredited authority
and and that a person
producers of must
not be askedfor
biomethane in injection.
such procedingsThe RHI about
paysaparticipants
spent convictionof the(and
if asked
Suppliers may refuse
obligated to answer).
under the Section
Renewable 4.2
scheme that generate and use renewable energy to heat their relates
Transport to
Fuels
questions
Obligation
buildings. By about
(RTFO) spent
are convictions
increasing required askedofoutwith
to provide
the generation onjudicial
data from
heat the volumes
renewable
proceedings
and source and
of provides
biofuels that
brought a
toperson
market is
inentitled
the
energy sources (instead of fossil fuels), the RHI helps the UK UK. to treat
The such
a question
department as if it
publishesdoes not
these relate to
supplier a
reduce greenhouse gas emissions and meet targets for spent conviction
sustainability and
reports.
must not be
reducing theprejudiced by a failure
effects of climate to disclose a spent
change.
conviction in response to such a question. Section 4(3)(b)
privides
There are thattwoa parts
spentto conviction
the RHI: or a failure to disclose it is not a
proper ground for dismissing or excluding a person from any
office,
Domesticprofession, occupation
RHI – launched or employment
9 April 2014 and open or for
to otherwise
RIDDOR puts duties on employers, the self-employed and
people in control of work premises (the Responsible Person) to
report certain serious workplace accidents, occupational
diseases and specified dangerous occurrences (near misses).
The maximum concentration value for cadmium, which is
0.01% in Annex 2 to the Directive, was incorrectly specified as
0.1% in Schedule A1. This instrument corrects that error.
Applies to vehicles on the road where the public have access,
however in practice this can be a complex matter to resolve.
Includes list of dirving offences, Protective Measures,
The law requires you to consult your employees on matters
that affect their heath and safety. There are two sets of
regulations that deal with this subject according to the
circumstances in your workplace, so this book is split into two
For
partsthe detection, investigation and prevention of money
laundering and terrorist funding.

Organisations should not do business with companies or

individuals on the list.

Repeals Scrap Metal Dealers Act 1964. Replaces site

registration with new licensing system administered by local
authorities.
Various provisions however: Sec 41-44 amends Computer
Misuse Act 1990. Creates new offence of "committing
unauthorised acts causing, or creating risk or, serious damage
in relation to a computer". Allows UK citizens to be prosecuted
The Act will introduce modifications to section 77(4) of, and
where they are based, and non-UK citizens based in the UK.
Schedule 6 to, the Climate Change Act 2008. These will allow
regulations (which may be made by the Department of the
Environment) to require that charges collected by retail outlets for
single
An Actuse to carrier bags should
make provision be paid
about localto skills
the Department.
improvement Theplans;
charges for single use carrier bags, when introduced,
to make provision relating to further education; to make are expected
to encourage people not to use such bags, thereby reducing the
provision
amount of aboutdamage functions
they cause of the Institute
to the for Apprenticeships
environment. For example, the
and Technical
number of plasticEducation
bags in and relating
circulation to technical education
Aims to improve
qualifications and access to finance. to make provisionis about
apprenticeships;
in Northern Ireland estimated
to range between 338 million to 390 million.
Increase transparency
student finance and fees;on topayment practicesabout
make provision and policies of
UK's largest companies.
assessments and publication of certain matters by the Office
Reduce
for Students;Red Tape.
to make provision about the funding of certain
This
New instrument
independent amends
Small financial
Business services
Appeals legislation
Champion in
post-16
consequence educationof or training
provisions in providers;
the Small to create offences
Business, Enterprise
appointed.
relating to completing assignments on which
behalfamend
of students; to
and Employment
Increased support Act 2015
available (“SBEEA”)
from UK Export Financethe and
make provision
Insolvency Act about
1986 designating
and which came 16 to 19
into Academies
force in as more
Scotland on
help
havingforaexporters.
Introduction religiousnewcharacter;
of and and
law prohibiting for connected
smoking purposes.
inside public, multi-
6th April
Streamlining 2019 also makes
public procurement. a minor amendment to the
occupancy,
Insolvent significantly
Partnerships enclosed
Order 1994 spaces
(which and buildings.
Prevents ‘exclusivity clauses’ in zero hoursextend to England
contracts.
and Wales).
Maximum penalty for under payment of National Minimum
Wage can
Revoke and bereplace
calculated on a perpremises
smoke-free worker basis.and Vehicle
Increase transparency
Regulations 2007. around who owns and controls UK
companies.
Strengthens rules on director disqualifications.
More efficient management of tribunal postponements.
Streamlining insolvency law.
Tracks students through education into the labour market,
fostering self-improvement by schools, colleges and higher
education providers.
These Regulations exercise power inserted into the Social
Security Contributions and Benefits Act 1992 (c.4) (The 1992
Act)The Parental Bereavement (leave and pay) Act 2018
Revokes changes made due to Coronavirus. 

Guidance for businesses for reporting Energy and carbon use.

An Act to make provision regulating the giving of subsidies out

of public resources; and for connected purposes

These Regulations amend the Sulphur Content of Liquid Fuels

(England and Wales) Regulations 2007 in order to transpose
the land-based provisions of the sulphur content of liquid fuels
Directive (1999/32/EC) as amended by the marine fuels
Schedule 31 to the Finance Act 2021 amended the reporting
Directive (2012/33/EU).
obligations in relation to direct and indirect tax avoidance
schemes in Part 7 include
The amendments of the Finance
a change Actin2004 (known asofDOTAS)
the definitions "gas
and
oil" Schedule
and "heavy 17 to
fuel the
oil" Finance
as well as(No.
other2) Act
minor 2017 (known as
interpretation
A Bill to impose
DASVOIT) and regulate
respectively. The a duty ofofcustoms by reference is to
amendments.
the importation Inofaddition
goods the purpose
into exceptions
the United
these
to the instruments
Kingdom; prohibition
to confer ona
to
amend
the the existing
usetoofimpose
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oil governing
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power
must be provided and
underregulate
DOTAS duty
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customs
DASVOIT
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1 per
time
cent
to theby massofare
export amended,
goods from the as United
is the reference
Kingdom; method
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be
limits
Section
adopted for doing
115
forof so
the to ensure
Taxation
determining of
the the amendments
Chargeable
sulphur Gains
content made
Act 1992
of fuels in(c. 12) (“TCGA”)
sampled. provides that gains on the disposal of
provision
Schedule in 31relation to any duty
to the Finance Act of customs
2021 operate in connection
correctly. with
the withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the EU; to amend
the law relating to value added tax, and the law relating to any
excise dutytoonthe
In addition goods, in connection
exceptions in RIPAwith that
itself, thewithdrawal;
Lawful Businessand
for connected
Practice purposes.
Regulations set out further
exceptions where, in connection with the carrying on of a
business, an interception will not contravene RIPA. These
The Act reforms
exceptions will beand extends previous
particularly relevant to counter-terrorist
employers. They set
legislation, and puts it largely on a permanent
out the circumstances in which a business is authorised basis. to
carry out an interception for the purpose of running its
business.The regulations
This statutory instrument are designed
enforces to meet
the EU Timber the legitimate
Regulations which
needs of businesses to manage their information
prohibit the placing of illegally harvested timber and timber systems,
products
making
on the EU use of the
market capabilities
and require thoseof first
modern communications
placing timber and timber
technology, but in a way that is consistent
products on the EU market to exercise due diligence, with high standards
using a risk-
of privacy.
The Trade
based It must
Act to
approach be
provides remembered
keythey
ensure that measures though that
that are
do not place they are
required
illegally not
as the U
harvested
exemptions from the Data Protection Act.
timber or timber products on the EU market. Those who trade in
timber and timber products after they have been placed on the EU
market are required to keep specific information to enable such
Any discharge to a public sewer from a commercial or
products to be traced.
industrial premises, that is not domestic sewage, is classified
as Trade Effluent, and under the Water Industry Act 1991, it is
an offence to make this discharge without the consent of the
The Trade inundertaker’
‘sewerage Animals and– Related
usuallyProducts
the localRegulations 2011 give
water company.
effect to EUThe
Summary: law concerning
Trade Effluentthe importation
(Prescribed of Processes
animals andand
animal
products from other Member States and third countries.
Substances) Regulations 1989 specify which categories of
trade effluent have their discharge to public sewers controlled.
REACH has several aims:

# To provide a high level of protection of human health and the

environment from the use of chemicals.
This
# To Order
make themakes provision
people consequential
who place chemicalson onthe
theUKmarket
Withdrawal from the European Union (Continuity)
(manufacturers and importers responsible for understanding (Scotland)
Act
and 2021 (“the Act”).
managing Theassociated
the risks Act establishes Environmental
with their use.)
Standards
# To allow Scotland
the free (“ESS”)
movement of substances on the EU
The purpose of the United Kingdom Internal Market Act market.
is to
#
preserve the United Kingdom’s (UK’s) internal market as EU
To enhance innovation in and the competitiveness of the
chemicals industry.exercised at European Union (EU) level
powers previously
# To promote
return to the UK, theproviding
use of alternative
continued methods
certaintyforforthepeople and
assessment
This instrumentof the hazardous
amends the properties
Value Added of
businesses that they can work and trade freely across the substances
Tax Regulations e.g.(SI
quantitative
1995/2518) structure-activity
whole of the(“VATUK. Regulations”) relationships
to extend the(QSAR)scope and read
of an
across. requirement to keep digital records and submit Value
existing
Added Tax (VAT) returns to HMRC using compatible software,
The Value
to VAT Added Tax
registered Act with
entities 1994taxable
(c 23) is a UK tax
turnover law,the VAT
below
concerning taxation
registration threshold. of goods and services that fall within the
scope of Value Added Tax (VAT). It came into force on 1
September 1994. The Value Added Tax Act 1983 was
Where
repealed anand
employer
replaced either provides
by this fuel which is used for
legislation.
private mileage in a company car or van, or provides a van
which is used for private mileage, such benefits are taxable.
The amount on which tax is charged is updated by legislation
These regulations
each year, and theamendpurpose requirements in the is
of this instrument Video
to make
Recordings (Labelling) Regulations 2012
certain changes which will have effect from 6 April (S.I. 2012/1767)
2021. ("the
2012 Regulations") relating to certain classification symbols
that must be shown on video recordings or any spool, case por
The
otherwaste
thing hierarchy
or in which hasthebeen transposed
recording is keptinto
andUK lawproducts
other through
the The Waste (England and Wales) Regulations
containing video works for which a classification certifcate 2011. Thehas
regulations came into force on
been issued by the video works authority. 29 March 2011. The provisions
relating to the hierarchy (set out at in Regulations 12, 15 and
Regulations
35) came intoconcerning
force on 28 the disposal of2011.
September batteries etc.

Wheelie Bin Symbol on EEE. Apply to all Electrical and

Electronic Equipment (EEE) placed on the market in the UK
covered by the scope of the Regulations. When considering
the scope of the WEEE Regulations the following three
Various
questions provisions
should beforasked:
abstraction, licenses etc.
1. IstheitemEEE?
TheRegulationscontainadefinitionofEEEinPart1, Regulation 2 -
Interpretation.
The container must be strong enough to hold the oil without
2.
leaking or bursting.
DoestheitemofEEEfallinto1ofthe10categorieslistedinSchedule1
The container must be positioned to avoid damage as far as is
of the Regulations?
reasonably practicable.
3. IstheitemspecificallyexemptunderRegulation7orexcludedin
Limits the application
A secondary of organic
containment systemmanure,
such ascrop requirements,
a bund or drip tray
Regulation
controlling 8?
the spread of nitrogen fertilisers
must be provided to catch any oil leaking from the and storage of or
container
fertilisers.
its ancillary pipe work and equipment.
The
The secondary
'Water Supply containment systemRegulations
(Water Fittings) must have sufficient
1999' are
capacity to contain at least 110% of the maximum
national requirements for the design, installation, composition contents of
the
andcontainer.
maintenance If more than fixtures
of water one container is stored, the bund
and fittings.
should be capable of storing at least 110%
These regulations are designed to protect consumers of the largest
andtank
the
or 25% of the total storage capacity, whichever
environment from poor water quality, unnecessary waste, is the greater
(in the case
misuse, and ofthedrums the capability
contamination should be water
of wholesome at least 25% of
supplies.
total storage capacity).
Oil stored in mobile bowsers must also be bunded.
Bund base and walls must be impermeable to water and oil
These regulations are about working hours, for young people
between 15 and 18 years old and maximum average weekly
working time of workers, the average normal hours of night
workers, the provision of health assessments for night workers,
This instrument
and rest breaks is
to made under
be given Part 6 ofengaged
to workers the Agriculture Act
in certain
2020 to ensure continued compliance by the United Kingdom
kinds of work; employers are also required to keep records of
with its obligations
workers' under the World Trade Organisation
hours of work.
(“WTO”) Agreement on Agriculture (“AoA”) in relation to
classification and notification of domestic support, and its
commitment to reduce its Aggregate Measurement of Support
(“AMS”).
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Manufacturing, Logistics, Public
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Manufacturing, Logistics, Public ISO 14001, ISO 14064

Sector

Manufacturing, Logistics, Public

Sector ISO 14001, ISO 14064

Manufacturing, Logistics, Public

ISO 14001, ISO 14064
Sector
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink, ISO 9001
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing,
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
Public Sector ISO 27001
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing, ISO 9001, ISO 14001
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Payment Services, Security,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Technology,
Construction,Public
EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies, Waste
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
ISO 9001
Healthcare,
All, Logistics,
Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services, ISO 27001
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing,
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
Manufacturing, Construction ISO 45001

Construction ISO 45001

Construction, Manufacturing ISO 45001

Manufacturing ISO 9001

Manufacturing ISO 9001

Manufacturing, Construction ISO 14001

Construction ISO 45001

Construction ISO 45001

Construction, Manufacturing ISO 45001

Construction, Manufacturing ISO 45001

Construction, Manufacturing ISO 45001

Construction, Manufacturing ISO 45001

Construction, Manufacturing ISO 45001, ISO 14001

Construction, Manufacturing, ISO 45001, ISO 14001

Chemicals

Construction, Manufacturing ISO 45001, ISO 14001

All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing, ISO 45001, ISO 14001
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services,
ISO 9001, ISO 27001
Healthcare,
All, Logistics,
Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services, ISO 9001
Healthcare, Logistics,
All, Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services, Security,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Technology,
Construction,Public
EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies, Waste
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
ISO 9001, ISO 27001
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing,
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing, ISO 9001
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services, ISO 27001, ISO 22301
Healthcare, Logistics,
All, Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services, Security,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Technology,
Construction,Public
EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies, Waste
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing, ISO 27001, ISO 22301
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services,
ISO 14001
Healthcare,
All, Logistics,
Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services, ISO 9001
Healthcare, Logistics,
All, Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services, Security,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Technology,
Construction,Public
EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies, Waste
Financial Services, Food and Drink, ISO 9001
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing,
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
Public Sector ISO 9001
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
ISO 9001
Healthcare,
All, Logistics,
Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services, ISO 9001
Healthcare,
All, Logistics,
Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services, ISO 9001
Healthcare, Logistics,
All, Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services, Security,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Technology,
Construction,Public
EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies, Waste
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing, ISO 9001
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services,
ISO 27001
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing,
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
Construction, Manufacturing, ISO 14001, ISO 45001
Chemicals

Construction, Manufacturing,
ISO 14001, ISO 45001
Chemicals
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink, ISO 27001
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing,
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
Public Sector ISO 27001
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
ISO 27001
Healthcare,
All, Logistics,
Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services, ISO 27001
Healthcare, Logistics,
All, Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services, Security,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Technology,
Construction,Public
EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies, Waste
Financial Services, Food and Drink, ISO 27001
Healthcare,
All, Logistics,
Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services,
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing, ISO 9001
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Payment Services, Security,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Technology,
Construction,Public
EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies, Waste
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
ISO 9001
Healthcare,
All, Logistics,
Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services, ISO 9001
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing,
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
Logistics ISO 45001

Manufacturing ISO 9001, ISO 14001

Technology ISO 27001

Construction ISO 45001

Public Sector ISO 9001

All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing, ISO 45001
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services, ISO 27001
Healthcare, Logistics,
All, Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services, Security,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Technology,
Construction,Public
EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies, Waste
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing, ISO 27001
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies,
Financial WastePayment Services,
Services,
ISO 27001
Banks
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink, ISO 9001
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing,
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
Leisure ISO 9001
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing, ISO 9001
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Payment Services, Security,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Technology,
Construction,Public
EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies, Waste
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
ISO 9001
Healthcare,
All, Logistics,
Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services, ISO 9001
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing,
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
Automotive, Waste ISO 14001

Public Sector ISO 14001, ISO 50001

Public Sector ISO 14001, ISO 50001

Construction, Manufacturing ISO 14001

Construction, Manufacturing ISO 14001

Public Sector ISO 14001, ISO 50001
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink, ISO 14001, ISO 50001
Healthcare, Logistics,
All, Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services, Security,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Technology,
Construction,Public
EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies, Waste
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing, ISO 9001
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services,
ISO 14001
Healthcare,
All, Logistics,
Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services, ISO 14001
Healthcare, Logistics,
All, Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services, Security,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Technology,
Construction,Public
EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies, Waste
Financial Services, Food and Drink, ISO 14001
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing,
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
Public Sector ISO 14001

Public Sector ISO 14001

All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink, ISO 14001
Healthcare,
All, Logistics,
Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services, ISO 14001
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing,
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
Manufacturing, Waste ISO 14001
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
ISO 14001
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing,
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
Manufacturing ISO 14001

Manufacturing, Construction,
ISO 14001
Logistics, Waste
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing, ISO 9001
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
Manufacturing ISO 45001
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing, ISO 9001
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services,
ISO 9001
Healthcare,
All, Logistics,
Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services, ISO 45001
Healthcare, Logistics,
All, Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services, Security,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Technology,
Construction,Public
EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies, Waste
Financial Services, Food and Drink, ISO 9001
Healthcare,
All, Logistics,
Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services,
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing, ISO 9001
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
Public Sector ISO 14001

Financial Services, Payment Services, ISO 9001

Banks

Financial Services, Payment Services, ISO 9001

Banks

Financial Services, Payment Services,

Banks ISO 9001

Construction ISO 45001

All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink, ISO 9001
Healthcare, Logistics,
All, Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services, Security,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Technology,
Construction,Public
EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies, Waste
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
ISO 14001
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing,
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
Food and Drink ISO 45001, ISO 22000, HACCP

Food and Drink ISO 45001, ISO 22000, HACCP

Construction ISO 14001

Financial Services, Payment Services,

ISO 9001
Banks
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink, ISO 9001
Healthcare, Logistics,
All, Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services, Security,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Technology,
Construction,Public
EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies, Waste
Financial Services, Food and Drink, ISO 27001
Healthcare,
All, Logistics,
Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services,
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing, ISO 37001, ISO 27001
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
Logistics ISO 9001, ISO 45001

Logistics ISO 9001, ISO 45001

All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink, ISO 14001, ISO 14064
Healthcare, Logistics,
All, Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services, Security,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Technology,
Construction,Public
EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies, Waste
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing, ISO 14001, ISO 14064
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services,
ISO 14001, ISO 14064
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing,
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
Manufacturing, Waste ISO 45001, ISO 14001
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
ISO 45001
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing,
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing, ISO 45001
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services, ISO 45001
Healthcare, Logistics,
All, Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services, Security,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Technology,
Construction,Public
EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies, Waste
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing, ISO 45001
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
Healthcare ISO 45001

Healthcare ISO 45001

Energy Companies ISO 9001, ISO 14064

Logistics ISO 9001, ISO 45001

All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
ISO 9001
Healthcare,
All, Logistics,
Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services, ISO 9001
Healthcare,
All, Logistics,
Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services, ISO 9001
Healthcare, Logistics,
All, Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services, Security,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Technology,
Construction,Public
EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies, Waste
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing, ISO 9001
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services,
ISO 9001
Healthcare,
All, Logistics,
Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services, ISO 9001
Healthcare, Logistics,
All, Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services, Security,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Technology,
Construction,Public
EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies, Waste
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
ISO 9001
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing,
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing, ISO 9001
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services, ISO 9001
Healthcare, Logistics,
All, Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services, Security,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Technology,
Construction,Public
EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies, Waste
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing, ISO 9001, ISO 27001
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services,
ISO 9001
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing,
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
Public Sector ISO 27001

Public Sector ISO 27001

Public Sector ISO 27001

Waste ISO 14001

Public Sector ISO 9001

All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink, ISO 45001
Healthcare, Logistics,
All, Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services, Security,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Technology,
Construction,Public
EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies, Waste
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing, ISO 9001
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services,
ISO 9001
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing,
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
Waste ISO 14001
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
ISO 14001
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing,
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing, ISO 45001
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services, ISO 45001
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing,
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, WastePayment Services,
Financial Services,
Banks ISO 9001
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
ISO 9001
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing,
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies,
Financial WastePayment Services,
Services, ISO 9001
Banks

Financial Services, Payment Services, ISO 9001

Banks

Financial Services, Payment Services,

Banks ISO 9001

Logistics ISO 9001, ISO 45001

Logistics ISO 9001, ISO 45001

Logistics ISO 9001, ISO 45001

Logistics ISO 9001, ISO 45001

All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
ISO 9001
Healthcare,
All, Logistics,
Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services, ISO 9001
Healthcare, Logistics,
All, Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services, Security,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Technology,
Construction,Public
EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies, Waste
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
ISO 9001
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing,
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
Public Sector ISO 9001, ISO 22301

Public Sector ISO 9001, ISO 27001, ISO 22301

Public Sector ISO 9001, ISO 27001, ISO 22301

Public Sector ISO 9001, ISO 27001, ISO 22301

Waste, Agriculture ISO 14001

All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink, ISO 14001
Healthcare,
All, Logistics,
Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services,
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing, ISO 14001
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Payment Services, Security,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Technology,
Construction,Public
EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies, Waste
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
ISO 9001
Healthcare,
All, Logistics,
Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services, ISO 9001
Healthcare,
All, Logistics,
Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services, ISO 9001
Healthcare, Logistics,
All, Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services, Security,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Technology,
Construction,Public
EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies, Waste
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing, ISO 9001
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services,
ISO 9001
Healthcare,
All, Logistics,
Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services, ISO 9001
Healthcare, Logistics,
All, Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services, Security,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Technology,
Construction,Public
EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies, Waste
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
ISO 9001
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing,
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing, ISO 27001
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
Manufacturing. Food Safety ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001

Manufacturing ISO 14001

Manufacturing ISO 14001

All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink, ISO 9001
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing,
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
Logistics ISO 45001
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing, ISO 9001
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Payment Services, Security,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Technology,
Construction,Public
EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies, Waste
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
ISO 9001, ISO 27001
Healthcare,
All, Logistics,
Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services, ISO 9001, ISO 27001
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing,
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies,
Financial WastePayment Services,
Services, ISO 9001, ISO 27001
Banks
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing, ISO 9001
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services,
ISO 9001
Healthcare,
All, Logistics,
Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services, ISO 9001
Healthcare, Logistics,
All, Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services, Security,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Technology,
Construction,Public
EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies, Waste
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
ISO 9001
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing,
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
Manufacturing, Construction,
Logistics, Waste ISO 45001

Manufacturing, Construction, ISO 45001

Logistics, Waste

Agriculture, Food Safety ISO 14001, ISO 45001

Logistics ISO 45001

All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink, ISO 9001, ISO 27001
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing,
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
Waste, Manufacturing ISO 14001

Waste, Manufacturing ISO 14001

Waste, Manufacturing ISO 14001

Manufacturing ISO 45001

All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink, ISO 27001
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing,
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
Security ISO 27001, ISO 9001

Manufacturing ISO 14001

Manufacturing ISO 14001

Manufacturing ISO 14001

All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing, ISO 9001
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
Public Sector ISO 9001
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing, ISO 9001
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services,
ISO 45001
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing,
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
Public Sector ISO 9001

Public Sector ISO 45001

Public Sector ISO 9001

Chemicals ISO 45001

Public Sector ISO 27001

Construction ISO 45001

All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing, ISO 9001
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services,
ISO 9001
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing,
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
Construction ISO 14001

Logistics ISO 14001

All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing, ISO 45001
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
Manufacturing ISO 14001, ISO 45001

Logistics ISO 45001

All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
ISO 45001
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing,
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies,
Financial WastePayment Services,
Services, ISO 27001
Banks

Financial Services, Payment Services, ISO 27001

Banks

Waste ISO 14001

All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
ISO 9001
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing,
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
Retail ISO 14001

Education ISO 9001

All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing, ISO 9001
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services,
ISO 9001
Healthcare,
All, Logistics,
Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services, ISO 45001
Healthcare, Logistics,
All, Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services, Security,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Technology,
Construction,Public
EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies, Waste
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
ISO 45001
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing,
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing, ISO 9001
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services, ISO 9001
Healthcare, Logistics,
All, Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services, Security,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Technology,
Construction,Public
EnergySector, Water
Companies,
Companies, Waste
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing, ISO 14001, ISO 50001
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
Public Sector ISO 9001

Manufacturing, Chemicals ISO 14001

Financial Services, Accounting ISO 9001

Financial Services, Accounting ISO 9001

Financial Services, Accounting ISO 9001

Public Sector ISO 27001

All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink, ISO 9001, ISO 22301
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing,
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
Construction, Manufacturing ISO 14001, ISO 45001
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
ISO 9001
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing,
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
Manufacturing ISO 14001

Agriculture, Food Safety ISO 9001, ISO 14001

Manufacturing, Chemicals ISO 45001

Manufacturing, Construction, ISO 45001

Logistics, Waste

Manufacturing, Construction,
Logistics, Waste Agriculture, ISO 9001
All, Accounting,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
ISO 9001
Healthcare,
All, Logistics,
Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, Sector,
Energy Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services, ISO 9001
Healthcare, Logistics,
All, Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services, Security,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Technology,
Construction,Public Sector,
Energy Water
Companies,
Companies, Waste
Financial Services, Food and Drink, ISO 9001
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing,
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
Media ISO 9001
All, Accounting, Agriculture,
Automotive, Banks, Chemicals,
Construction, Energy Companies,
Financial Services, Food and Drink,
ISO 14001
Healthcare,
All, Logistics,
Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, Sector,
Energy Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services, ISO 14001
Healthcare,
All, Logistics,
Accounting, Manufacturing,
Agriculture,
Payment Services,
Automotive, Banks,Security,
Chemicals,
Technology, Public
Construction, Sector,
Energy Water
Companies,
Companies,
Financial WasteFood and Drink,
Services, ISO 14001
Healthcare, Logistics, Manufacturing,
Payment Services, Security,
Technology, Public Sector, Water
Companies, Waste
Public Sector ISO 14001

Manufacturing, Chemicals ISO 14001

Agriculture, Food and Drink ISO 14001, ISO 22000, HACCP

Public Sector ISO 14001

Logistics ISO 45001

Agriculture, Food and Drink ISO 14001, ISO 22000, HACCP

 Assent Risk Management
Other
Requirements
ISO 14001 Requirements
2015 Environmental Management
Category
Environment
ISO 9001-2015
Systems Quality Management
requirements System
with guidance -
for use. General
ISO 27001 2013 Information Security
requirements InfoSec
Management System
Cyber Essentials InfoSec
Cyber Essentials Plus InfoSec
FSC CoC Environment
Investors in People General
FCA Compliance General
Gambling Commission General
Employment Practices Data Protection Code 2005 information Security
Music licence guidance other
Global Data Protection Legislation Infosec
W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) General
 Need Support? Contact desk@assent1.com
Summary
Specifications for an Envrionmental Management System.
Specifications for a Quality Management System.
Information technology. Security techniques. Information security management
systems. Requirements
Cyber Essentials is a government-backed, industry supported scheme to help
organisations protect themselves against common cyber attacks.
Cyber Essentials is a government-backed, industry supported scheme to help
organisations protect themselves against common cyber attacks.
FSC® Chain of Custody System
Standard for People management
Financial Conduct Authority Regulation
Gambling Commission Regulation
The Employment Practices Data Protection code deals with the
impact
If musicofisdata
everprotection
played onlaws youron the employment
premises relationship.
for customers or staff;
It
forcovers
example,such issues
through as the
radio, obtaining
TV, CD, of
MP3 information
or computer about
Find a summary of global legislation here: https://www.dlapiperdataprotection.com
workers,
speakers,
The W3C Web the retention
orAccessibility of records,
at live events,
initiativethis access
isdevelops
(WAI) considered to records and
a ‘public
standards and support
disclosure
materials to of
help them.
you Not
understand every
and aspect
implement
performance’. The Copyright, Designs and Patents Actof the code
accessibility will be1988
relevant
states to need
you everytoorganisation
get permission – this will the
from varycopyright
according to size
holder to
and the nature
‘perform’ musicofinits business.
public – and a music licence grants you this
permission.
Requirement Link
http://shop.bsigroup.com/ProductDetail/?pid=000000000030208544
http://shop.bsigroup.com/ProductDetail/?pid=000000000030208037
http://shop.bsigroup.com/ProductDetail?pid=000000000030328895
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/cyber-essentials-scheme-overview
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/cyber-essentials-scheme-overview
http://www.fsc-uk.org/en-uk/business-area/fsc-certificate-types/chain-of-custody-coc-certification
http://investorsinpeople.co.uk
http://www.fca.org.uk
http://www.gamblingcommission.gov.uk/Home.aspx
https://ico.org.uk/Global/~/media/documents/library/
Data_Protection/Detailed_specialist_guides/
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/entertainment-licensing-
the_employment_practices_code.ashx
changes-under-the-live-music-act
https://www.diapiperdataprotection.com
https://www.w3.org/WAI
Company Activities
Evidence of Compliance

Active
Active
Applicable?

No
No
 Assent Risk Management Legal Register
Legislation

* European Union (Future Relationship) Act 2020

* European Union (Withdrawal Agreement) Act 2020

Agricultural Products, Food and Drink (Amendment) (EU Exit) Regulations 2020

Audiovisual Media Services (Amendment) (EU Exit) Regulations 2020

Channel Tunnel (Customs and Excise) (Amendment) (EU Exit) Order 2020 No. 1417

Citizens Rights (frontier Workers) (EU Exit) Regulations 2020

Climate Change Agreements, CRC Energy Efficienct Scheme and Energy Saving Oppo
Scheme (Amendment) (EU Exit) Regulations 2020

Common Rules for Export (EU Exit) Regulations 2020

Communications Act (e-Commerce) (EU Exit) Regulations 2020

Data Protection, Privacy and Electronic Communications (Amendments etc) (EU Exit) R
2020

Intra EU Communications (EU Regs) Regulations 2019

Network Information Systems Directive (EU) amended 2018

Packaging Waste Directive 2013/2/EU
 Category Country

EU Exit UK

EU Exit UK

EU Exit UK

Other UK

Other UK

Employment UK

Environment UK

Other UK

Information Security UK

Information Security UK

Information Security EU

Information Security UK
Environment EU
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Summary

Agreements regarding the future relationship of UK and EU as

of 2020

Agreements regarding withdrawal from European Union as of

2020

This statutory instrument amends retained EU food and drink

regulations concerning geographical indication (“GI”) schemes.
It is subject to the made-affirmative procedure as the
provisions contained need to enter into force as soon as the
Following the endends,
transition period of thebut
transition
for timingperiod, the cross-reference
reasons, could not be
to the jurisdiction provisions in the AVMSD
included in previous secondary legislation. Regulations in
section 368(2)(d) will be deficient because the UK will no
longer be treated as if it was a member State in UK law.
Amends the Chanel tunnel order 1990 to ensure goods will not
be treated as imported if they leave the controls zone in France
before bording the train to the UK, and such treatment of
goods does not prejudice any enforcement activity
These regulations make provisions for frontier workers in order
to fulfil the UK obligations under the EU Withdrawal
agreement.
There Regulations made in exercise of the powers conferred
by section 41(1) of, and Paragraph (12)b of schedyle 4 to, the
EU Withdrawal Agreement ACT 2020. C1 in order to replace
references to 'Exit Day' with reference to IP Completion day
This instrument makes technical amendments to the retained
domestic version of EU Regulation No 2015/479 of the
European Parliament and of the Council dated 11 th March 2015
on common rules for exports (Regulation (EU) 2015/479) to
The
ensurecountry of origin
that the principle
Regulation, as is being removed
it applies in Greatfrom theat the
Britain
Communications Act 2003 period,
end of the implementation as part can
of the Government’s
continue to operate
preparations for the end of the transition period.
effectively in domestic law following the United Kingdom’s After the end
exit
of
fromthe transition
the European period,
UnionUK businesses
(EU). will
Regulation no
(EU)longer benefit
2015/479
Amends
from the Reglualtions
country 5,1,2
oftoorigin and 3 and
principle when revokes
operatingDatainProtection,
the EEA.
itself
privacywilland
continue
electronic becommunications
directly applicable in Northern
(Amendments Ireland
etc) (EU
at the(No
Exit) end2)ofRegulations
the implementation
2019. period as a result of the
operation of section 7A of the European Union (Withdrawal)
Act 2018
These andtoAnnex
relate measures2 of the Protocol open
concerning on Ireland/Northern
internet access.
Ireland todirective
Amends the EU Withdrawal
2002/22/ECAgreement.
on universal services and users
rights relating to electronic communications networks and
services and Regulations on roaming on publ;ic mobile
NIS is a Europeannetwords
communicatioins directivewithin
whichthe member
U nion. states will adopt by
May 2018. It focuses more on network services than the data
it's self and required companies to demonstrate they have
effective controls in place to manage events such as Power
Failure or Natural Disasters. It requires members states to
have a Computer Security Incident Response Team (CSIRT)
and encourrages better co-operation between states. UK
Consultation opened in August 17.
The European Packaging and packaging waste directive
94/62/EC deals with the problems of packaging waste and the
currently permitted heavy metal content in packaging. The
Directive obligates member states to meet targets for the
recovery and recycling of packaging waste. The Directive
covers all packaging placed on the Community market.
Targets are set as a percentage of packaging flowing into the
waste stream. The Directive: - sets targets for recovery and
recycling - requires the encouragement of the use of recycled
packaging materials in the manufacturing of packaging and
other products - requires packaging to comply with 'essential
requirements' which include the minimisation of packaging
volume and weight, and the design of packaging to permit its
reuse or recovery - requires the implementation of measures to
prevent packaging waste in addition to preventative measures
under the 'essential requirements', which may include
measures to encourage the re-use of packaging
Link to Legislation

https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2020/29/contents

https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2020/1/contents

https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2020/1661/memorandum/
contents

https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2020/1536/contents/made

https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2020/1417/contents/made

https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2020/1213/contents/made

https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2020/711/made

https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2020/1405/contents/made

https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2020/1420/contents/made

https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2020/1586/contents/made

https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2019/980

https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2018/506
http://ec.europa.eu/environment/waste/packaging/legis.htm
Status (Active / Active Under Review / Pending / Defunct)

Active

Active

Active

Active

Active

Active

Active

Active

Active

Active

Active Under Review

Active
Active
EU Exit Changes? Y es / No / Maybe

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

No
Yes
Company Activities
Evidence of Compliance
Applicable?
 Assent Risk Management Legal Regis
Legislation

* Coronavirus Act 2020

Accounts and Audit (Coronavirus) (Amendment) Regulations 2020

Accounts and Audit (Coronavirus) (Amendment) Regulations 2020

Apprenticeships (Alternative English Completion Conditions and Miscellaneous Provisio

(Coronavirus) Regulations 2020

Business Tenancies (Extension of Protection from Forfeiture etc.) (Wales) (Coronavirus

2021
Business Tenancies (Protection from Forfeiture: Relevant Period) (Coronavirus) (Englan

Coronavirus (Retention of Fingerprint and DNA profiles in the interests of National Secu

Electricity Capacity (Amendment etc.) (Coronavirus) Regulations 2020

Employment Rights Act 1996 (Coronavirus Calculations of a Week's pay) (Amendment)

Employment Rights Act 1996 (Coronavirus Calcultaions of a Week's pay) (Amendment)

Health Protection (Coronavirus, International Travel and Public Health Information) (Eng
2) Regulations 2020

Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) (Self-Isolation and Linked Households) (En

2020
Motor Vehicle (Tests) (Amendment) (Coronavirus) Regulations 2020

Social Security Contributions (Disregarded Payments) (Coronavirus) (England) Regulati

Statutory Sick Pay (General) (Coronavirus Amendment)Regulations 2020

Taking Control of Goods (Amendment) (Coronavirus) Regulations 2021

Business Tenancies (Coronavirus) (Restriction on Forfeiture: Relevant Period) (Northern

Regulations 2021
Business Tenancies (Protection from Forfeiture: Relevant Period) (Coronavirus) (Englan

Coronavirus Act 2020 (Early Expiry) Regulations 2021

Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 (Coronavirus) (Amendment of Schedul

Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 (Coronavirus) (Amendment of Schedul

(Northern Ireland) 2021
Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 (Coronavirus) (Change of Expiry Date)

Employment Rights (Northern Ireland) Order 1996 (Coronavirus, Calculation of a Week’

Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2021

Employment Rights Act 1996 (Coronavirus, Calculation of a Week’s Pay) (Amendment)

Health Protection (Coronavirus Restrictions) (No. 5) (Wales) (Amendment) (No. 19) Reg
Health Protection (Coronavirus, International Travel and Operator Liability) (England) Re
Health Protection (Coronavirus, International Travel, Operator Liability and Public Health
Travellers) (Wales) (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 3) Regulations 2021

Health Protection (Coronavirus, International Travel, Operator Liability and Public Health
(Amendment) Regulations 2021

Health Protection (Coronavirus, International Travel) (Wales) (Amendment) (No. 11) Re

Health Protection (Coronavirus, International Travel) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 202

Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions, International Travel, Notification and Public

Travellers) (Wales) (Miscellaneous Amendments) Regulations 2021
Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) (All Tiers and Self-Isolation) (England) (Am
2021

Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) (All Tiers) (England) (Amendment) Regula

Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) (Self-Isolation) (England) (Amendment) Re

Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2021

Health Protection (Coronavirus, Wearing of Face Coverings) Amendment Regulations (N

Health Protection (Coronavirus) (Requirements) (Scotland) Regulations 2021

Personal Protective Equipment (Temporary Arrangements) (Coronavirus) (Scotland) Re

Regulated Services (Annual Returns) (Wales) (Amendment) (Coronavirus) Regulations

Statutory Sick Pay (General) (Coronavirus Amendment) Regulations (Northern Ireland)

Traffic Signs (Coronavirus) (Amendment) (England) Regulations 2021

The Health Protection (Coronavirus, Wearing of Face Coverings) (England) Regulations

The Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) (Self-Isolation) (England) (Amendment) (No. 4) Regu

The Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2021 (Amendment No. 19) Regulations (N
Category Country

COVID UK

COVID UK

COVID UK

COVID UK

COVID Wales

COVID UK

COVID UK

COVID UK

COVID UK

COVID UK

COVID England

COVID England
COVID UK

COVID England

COVID UK

COVID UK

COVID Northern Ireland

COVID UK

COVID UK

COVID UK

COVID Northern Ireland

COVID UK

COVID Northern Ireland

COVID UK

COVID Wales

COVID England
COVID Wales

COVID England

COVID Wales

COVID Northern Ireland

COVID Wales

COVID England

COVID England

COVID England

COVID Northern Ireland

COVID Northern Ireland

COVID Scotland

COVID Scotland

COVID Wales

COVID Northern Ireland

 COVID England

COVID England

COVID England

COVID Northern Ireland

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Summary

An act to make provisions in connection with coronavirus and

for connected purposes, including registration of Nurses,
Medical Practitioners, increased role of Pharmacists, matters
relating to social workers and volunteers.
The Accounts and Audit Regulations 2015 set out detailed
requirements on a relevant authority (defined in section 2(1) of
the Local Audit and Accountability Act 2014), other than a
health service body, in relation to its annual audit and
The Accounts
accounting and Audit
process. Regulations
It extends 2015 set
the deadline forout detailed
relevant
requirements on a relevant authority (defined in
authorities to publish and make available for public inspection, section 2(1) of
the
theirLocal
annualAudit and Accountability
accounts and supporting Actdocuments
2014), other forthan
the a
health service
financial body,
year beginning in relation
April to its annual audit and
These Regulations
accounting process. amend
It extendsthe2019 to 30th November
Apprenticeships
the deadline for
2020.
(Alternative
relevant
Regulation
English 2(4)
Completion amends Regulation 15(1) of the 2015
authorities
Regulations, publishConditions)
to extending and themake
Regulations
available
deadline
2012 (“the
for public
for(Miscellaneous
relevant
2012
inspection,
authorities to
Regulations”)
their annualthe and
accounts the Apprenticeships
and supporting documents for the
commence
Provisions) period
Regulations for the
2017 exercise
(“the to
2017of public rights,
Regulations”). so that
These
financial
the year
relevant beginning
period must April 2019
commence on30th
or November
before the 2020.
first
Regulations
Regulation are amends
2(4) made in Regulation
response to15(1) the anticipated
oftothe 2015 impact of
working
Protection
the dayof
coronavirusof September
Business
on the 2020 indue
tenancies
employment relation
ofto Covid the
apprentices financial
pandemic
in year
England.
Regulations,
beginning on extending
1st April 2020. the deadline for relevant authorities to
commence the period for the exercise of public rights, so that
the relevant
This period
instrument must commence
prevents landlords ofon or before the
commercial first
properties
working
from dayable
being of September
to evict tenants 2020 due
in relation to the financial
to non-payment of rentyear
beginning
until on 1st
31 March AprilThis
2021. 2020. is an extension of the moratorium,
which currently will end on 31 December 2020, introduced in
These
responseregulations provide an
to the COVID-19 extension of the time limits that
pandemic.
apply in respect of fingerprints or DNA profiles that are
retained under certain counter-terrorism provisions, or that
may otherwise be relevant to the interests of national security.
These
They mayregulations
be retainedmake foramendments and modifications to the
a further six months.
application of the Electricity Capacity Regulations 2014 (S.I.
2014/2043

Sets out how a weeks pay is to be calculated during the

Coronavirus Pandemic
Sets out how a e=weeks pay is to be calculated, extends to
March 2021

The amendments to the International Travel Regulations: i)

alter the travel information that passengers arriving in England
are required to provide under regulation 3 of the International
Travel Regulations; ii) shorten the period for which passengers
Reduces
who havethe beenisolation period from
in or transited 14 days
through to 10 days.
non-exempt countries,
territories or regions are required to self-isolate under
regulation 4 of the International Travel Regulations; and iii) add
Botswana and Saudi Arabia to, and remove the Canary Islands
from, the list of exempt countries and territories from which
passengers arriving in England are not required to self-isolate
on arrival. The changes described in iii) come into force at 4.00
a.m. on Saturday 12th December 2020 and those described in
i) and ii) come into force on 14th December 2020.
The Road Traffic Act 1988 generally prohibits the use of a
motor vehicle without a test certificate on a road in Great
Britain. That Act also confers a power on the Secretary of
State to exclude classes of vehicle from this prohibition which
These Regulations
are specified in the provide that “test
Motor Vehicle and trace
(Tests) support1981. It
Regulations
payments” paid by local authorities in England
allows for a six months period of exemption starting to people
whenwho the
have been required to self-isolate due to coronavirus
test would have been due, because of the coronavirus and the will be
disregarded
difficulties thewhen calculating
measures the amount
may sick
cause of earnings
in regulations
getting a test for the
Amendments
purposes of to the statutory
calculating liability to pay
pay primary and in light of the
secondary
completed.
coronovirus outbreak 2020
Class 1 contributions, as provided for by regulation 2, and that
Class 1A contributions are not payable on such payments, as
provided for by regulation
Amends Regulation 3. Taking Control of Goods
52 of the
Regulations 2013, making priovision for commercial rent
arrears due to the Coronavirus Pandemic. (Coronavirus Act
2020)

Amendments to business tenancies

This instrument prevents landlords of commercial properties
from being able to evict tenants due to non-payment of rent
until 30 June 2021.
This instrument amendsThis
theisAct
anthrough
extension of theexpiry
the early moratorium,
of 12
which
temporary provisions. Nine of these are devolved, sections 8,in9, 24,
currently will end on 31 March 2021, introduced
response to the COVID-19
25 to 29 (schedule 15) and 71,pandemic.
for which the Secretary of State has
obtained the necessary consent to expire on behalf of Wales, Scotland
and Northern Ireland.
This instrument makes provision to introduce new tapering measures
restricting the use of winding up petitions with effect from 1 October
2021. This instrument implements these measures to 31 March 2022.

Designed to reduce the number of organisations going into insolvenc

This instrument makes provision to extend the date on which
the power in section 20 of the Corporate Insolvency and
Governance Act 2020 (“the CIG Act”) to make temporary
amendments to, or modify the effect of, corporate insolvency
This Statutory Rule
and governance amends expires,
legislation, regulations
by a2 year
and 3toof29the
April 2022.
Employment Rights (Northern Ireland) Order 1996
(Coronavirus, Calculation of a Week’s Pay) Regulations
(Northern Ireland) 2020 (“the principal regulations”). It makes
This instrument
amendments to amends regulations
the principal 2 and
regulations 3 of necessary
made the by
Employment
the extension of the Coronavirus Job Retention Schemeof a
Rights Act 1996 (Coronavirus, Calculation
Week’s
(CJRS) Pay) Regulations
until 30 April 2021.2020 (“the principal regulations”).
This instrument makes amendments to the principal
regulations consequent on the extension of the Coronavirus
Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) until 30 April 2021.
Amendment No 19 to Covid Restrictions
Lists travel restrictions
Regulations regarding international travel, responsibilities of
travel operators, and availability of travel information during the
Coronovirus Pandemic (Wales only)
Amends English Travel adding more contries.

Travel amendments
Current Travel details for Northern Ireland

Regulations regarding international travel and availability of

travel information during the Coronovirus Pandemic (Wales
only)
Amends self isolation rules to say if people are notified they
have tested positive for Covid and should isolate they must do
so.
Minor amendments all tiers, exemption to leave home includes
click and collect, Elite Sports competitions allowed, casfes and
canteens in education ver 16 settings can stay open.
This instrument makes provision for the easing of public health
measures and amends the Health Protection (Coronavirus,
Restrictions) (Self- Isolation) (England) Regulations 2020 (b) (the
“Self-Isolation Regulations”) to reflect new policy.
Requirements for business closures during the Coronovirus
Pandemic

Requires members of the public to wear face coverings whilst

inside an enclosed public area

Latest regulations
These Regulations are made in order to implement temporary
regulatory arrangements to facilitate the production and supply
of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) during the Covid-19
pandemic.
The Regulated Services (Annual Returns) (Wales) Regulations 2017(1) are amended in accordance w

Outlines the requirements and applicabilities of Statutory Sick Pay i

Amends the definitions of a bus lane to explicitly add e-
scooters as a type of vehicle permitted to use the lane, and
cycle lanes to permit a barrier to act as a cycle lane..
The instrument makes this provision by requiring members of the
public to wear face coverings indoors in a number of relevant places
including whilst inside certain indoor settings including shops,
shopping centres, banks, transports hubs, and when using public
The effectservices,
transport of this amendment
in England,will be that
except anyonecases.
in limited in England who is
notified by NHS Test and Trace (or other specified bodies) that they
are a close contact of a suspected or confirmed case of the Omicron
variant will be legally required to self-isolate regardless of age or
The Rule amends
vaccination status.the
TheHealth Protection
affected (Coronavirus
individuals will also beRestrictions)
unable to
Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2021 (“the principal regulations”)
benefit from the exemption from the self-isolate requirement which by
introducing provisions for COVID-status certification to
applies to those who participate in a Daily Contact Testing Scheme. gain entry
into
The relevant
length and settings with a higher
requirements of the risk of transmission
self-isolation periodof COVID-
required
19. There is also a small amendment to align the definition
under this new provision remains the same as for non-Omicron of a rave
to that of
contacts. a house party
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