Introduction On 6 November 2024, the UK government published itsguidance on the new ‘failure to prevent fraud’ offence, which was introduced in the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 (ECCTA 2023).1We covered the details of the new offence inour 12 September 2024 alert: In s...
He said the government planned to “look at who has access to research frontiers in the most sensitive disciplines”, raised the prospect of a new vetting regime for international academics and said university vice-chancellors would soon be invited to Whitehall for a security briefing. More fundin...
“We may get off on the wrong foot with Mr Kidron as a result but this is less damaging than the risk that HM ambassador at Tel Aviv might lose the confidence of Mr Begin’s government,” Tomkys wrote. He suggested advising Israel to conduct “a public inquiry”, arguing it would be...
bringing significant changes to the regulations that govern UK procurement. It aims to “…create a simpler and more transparent regime for public sector procurement that will deliver better value for money, and reduce costs for business and the public sector.” TheGovernment Commercial Functionhas ...
National Security Vetting All military recruits will be ‘security vetted’ and there are three main types of National Security Vetting (NSV) checks and clearances. Counter Terrorist Check (CTC): for individuals employed in posts with proximity to public figures, access...
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from UK research (Bradlow et al.,2017; Government Equalities Office,2018). The exclusion of pre-teen trans children from existing datasets enables perpetuation of misinformation and ignorance about trans children, and arguably enables disenfranchisement of their rights....
"To this day, I don't think I have met a single person who lives outside of Iran who's not hostile to the government. "My mother detests the regime, probably the country as well, and that goes for the entirety of my family. She's not relig...
Isislawmith the separation of religion and 29% 10% 18% Very compatible Fairly compatible Fairly incompatible Very incompatible 25% Not sure 18% Active ISOC members were much more likely than non-ISOC members to feel that Islam and the separation of religion and government are incompatible: over...
is to ensure the broker remains compliant with anti-money laundering laws. In the UK, the FCA requires all forex brokers to verify the identity of its clients. As such, you’ll need to upload a clear copy of your government-issued ID. This can be either a driver’s license or passport...