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Defra and FCDO publish guidance on EIA requirements for activities under BBNJ Agreement
The Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (Defra) and the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) have jointly published guidance on whether environmental impact assessment (EIA) requirements apply to planned activities. The requirements may apply to activities carried on or controlled by a UK individual, business or...
Natural England publishes guidance on Local Sites management and nature conservation
Natural England has published guidance on how Local Sites in England should be selected, managed, reviewed and deselected. Local Sites are areas of significant nature conservation value that are selected locally and are not legally protected but rely on local policy and decision-making. The guidance states that Local Sites partnerships must assess...
Despite acquittal, gallery case warns of UK sanctions risk
Law360, Expert analysis: The dismissal of criminal charges at Southwark Crown Court on 9 July in R v Hauser & Wirth Gallery Ltd & another, against Hauser & Wirth Gallery Ltd and fine art logistics company Artay Rauchwerger Solomons Ltd, is an important moment in the UK's sanctions enforcement landscape. According to the analysis, with expert...
Companies House publishes guidance on fit and proper criteria for ACSPs
Companies House has published guidance on how the registrar will assess whether applicants and existing Authorised Corporate Service Providers (ACSPs) are fit and proper to carry out their functions. The registrar will consider the circumstances of each case, including the seriousness and timing of any concerns and whether they have been resolved....
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