The Bills planned for the new government’s first Parliamentary session cover a wide range of areas, including workers’ rights, financial services, football governance, pensions, data sharing and digital information, cybersecurity, and facilitating the production of clean energy. An AI Bill may also be introduced. The changes are likely to have significant impacts on the business landscape across sectors.

We consider the impacts of the laws proposed, the legal implications, and steps businesses may need to take.

 

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FCA enforcement consultation – impact of the general election

FCA enforcement consultation – impact of the general election

Following on from our previous blog in relation to FCA CP24/2 (Our Enforcement Guide and publicising enforcement investigations – a new approach), the House of Lords Financial Services Regulation Committee has closed its call for evidence following the prorogation of Parliament on 24 May 2024.

United Kingdom | Publication | May 31, 2024

UK election 2024
The proposed abolition of the UK non-domicile tax status

The proposed abolition of the UK non-domicile tax status

The non-domicile (Non-Dom) status has been a distinctive characteristic of the United Kingdom (UK) tax system for many years, offering a favourable regime for certain individuals.

EMEA | Publication | May 31, 2024

UK election 2024
Labour’s proposed employment reforms: What will employers need to consider?

Labour’s proposed employment reforms: What will employers need to consider?

A general election is expected in the UK this year and in any event must take place before 28 January 2025.

United Kingdom | Publication | May 01, 2024

UK election 2024

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