Relevant provisions of the National Anti-Corruption Commission Act 2022 (Cth) commenced to establish the new National Anti-Corruption Commission to investigate serious corruption issues.
Under new legislation in NSW, landlords or agents must include a fixed amount of rent in all residential premise advertisements and must not invite an offer that is higher than the advertised amount.
Western Australia has introduced new security of payment laws applying to the construction industry.
In Coyne v GSC Contracting Pty Ltd [2022] WADC 115, the Western Australian District Court considered whether oral agreements were made and if an electronically signed deed on a USB constituted a legally binding contract in the construction industry.
Our 10 Major Compliance Risks for Australian Businesses Paper focuses on the major compliance risks for Australian businesses in 2022. Businesses can use this paper to assist in prioritising and focusing their compliance strategies and systems on the areas which carry the most significant risk.
Apart from good governance obligations, contracts such as those which suppliers enter into with government agencies often require suppliers to commit to complying with all relevant legislation.
NSW Parliament has amended the Children’s Guardian Act introducing new codes of practice and new accreditation mechanisms for certain providers.
New laws in Victoria have commenced introducing new service standard requirements for organisations that provide waste, recycling and resource recovery services.
Relevant provisions of the National Anti-Corruption Commission Act 2022 (Cth) commenced to establish the new National Anti-Corruption Commission to investigate serious corruption issues.
Under new legislation in NSW, landlords or agents must include a fixed amount of rent in all residential premise advertisements and must not invite an offer that is higher than the advertised amount.
Western Australia has introduced new security of payment laws applying to the construction industry.
In Coyne v GSC Contracting Pty Ltd [2022] WADC 115, the Western Australian District Court considered whether oral agreements were made and if an electronically signed deed on a USB constituted a legally binding contract in the construction industry.
Our 10 Major Compliance Risks for Australian Businesses Paper focuses on the major compliance risks for Australian businesses in 2022. Businesses can use this paper to assist in prioritising and focusing their compliance strategies and systems on the areas which carry the most significant risk.
Apart from good governance obligations, contracts such as those which suppliers enter into with government agencies often require suppliers to commit to complying with all relevant legislation.
NSW Parliament has amended the Children’s Guardian Act introducing new codes of practice and new accreditation mechanisms for certain providers.
New laws in Victoria have commenced introducing new service standard requirements for organisations that provide waste, recycling and resource recovery services.
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