A man has been sentenced to 18 weeks in prison after a worker received serious injuries from an electric shock.
Link: Pembrokeshire man sentenced after worker seriously injured
Source: Health and Safety
A man has been sentenced to 18 weeks in prison after a worker received serious injuries from an electric shock.
Link: Pembrokeshire man sentenced after worker seriously injured
Source: Health and Safety
Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee examines Post-Brexit Trade in Sugar
Link: Minister questioned on EU tariff quotas, trade deals and sugar industry
Source: Parliamentary News
Northern Ireland Affairs Committee hears from Chief Executive of the Ulster Farmers Union and leading academics
Link: Challenges and opportunities facing Nl agricultural sector examined
Source: Parliamentary News
Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee publishes the future for food, farming and the environment report
Link: Committee calls for ring-fenced farming fund post-Brexit
Source: Parliamentary News
An injection moulding company has been fined after a worker suffered serious injuries whilst trying to free a blockage.
Link: Injection moulding company fined after worker injured
Source: Health and Safety
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Source: Legislation .gov.uk
These Regulations bring into force section 3 of the Air Travel Organisers’ Licensing Act 2017 (c. 33), the only provision of that Act not commenced on Royal Assent. Section 3 will come into force on 1st July 2018.
Link: The Air Travel Organisers’ Licensing Act 2017 (Commencement) Regulations 2018
Source: Legislation .gov.uk
Public Accounts Committee report warns millions wasted and patient harm cannot be ruled out
Link: NHS England too slow to tackle misdirected correspondence
Source: Parliamentary News
The independent review of the Financial Reporting Council has today (6 June 2018) launched a call for evidence.
The review, led by Sir John Kingman, is keen to hear from stakeholders on a range of themes including its:
Sir John Kingman said:
The FRC’s work is critical to financial markets, the economy and public confidence. Trust, quality and credibility are the questions at the heart of today’s consultation.
The review wants to hear the widest possible range of views on how the regulatory system can best deliver for the future.
The call for evidence builds on the framework set out by the review’s terms of reference, and the consultation period closes on 6 August 2018.
The review by Sir John is supported by an advisory group, announced on 18 May 2018, which is responsible for scrutinising and challenging the review’s findings and recommendations, as well as advising on the direction of the review and its sources of evidence.
Link: Press release: Independent review of the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) launches call for evidence
Source: Gov Press Releases
Water pollution
Water resources
Water supply
Water testing
Link: BS ISO 20426:2018 Guidelines for health risk assessment and management for non-potable water reuse
Source: BSI Standards