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August 2018
Our Environmental, Safety & Health team is pleased to share with you the latest edition of our monthly newsletter, frESH Law Horizons: Key Developments in UK & EU Environment, Safety and Health Law and Procedure; providing bite-size updates on EU and UK law, procedure and policy.
This month’s edition includes the following:
- Home Office Launches Independent Review of Modern Slavery Act 2015
- No Segregation of Vehicles and Pedestrians, Inadequate Lighting and Unsafe System of Work Leads to large fine
- National Product Safety Strategy Published
- Definitive Guideline for Manslaughter Sentencing In Force From 1 November 2018
- New Codes of Practice on Investigatory Powers In Force From 19 August 2018
- HSE Report on Workplace Fatal Injuries 2018 Released
- Court Considers Approach to Sentencing in Fire Safety Cases
- High Court Finds Seller’s Environmental Consultant Owed No Duty of Care to Purchaser of Site
- Permission for Judicial Review Refused in Climate Action Case
- BAT Conclusion Document for Waste Treatment Published
- ECHA Has Begun to Publish More Details About Authorisations and the Companies That Hold Them
- UK Treasury Receives Record-breaking Public Support for Reducing Single-Use Plastic and Boosting Recycling Through the Tax System
- European Parliament Starts Work on Revision of Tyre Labelling Regulation
- Netherlands Proposes REACH Restriction for PAHs in Rubber Used In Artificial Sport Fields