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Life Sciences and Healthcare
Government set to introduce new legislation to facilitate gene editing in plants
The UK wants genetic technologies used for agricultural innovation, but the commercial path and patent position remain unclear
IT and data
Cookie Update: New Cookie Rules in Germany – New Guidelines of the German Supervisory Authorities – New Case Law
The year 2022 started with new and important developments in Germany and other EU countries with respect to cookies. Not
IT and data
UK international data transfer agreements laid before Parliament
Businesses relieved of uncertainty regarding data transfers outside of the UK as the ICO signals that agreements are almost finalised
Competition, antitrust and trade
Finding harmony in the music industry
CMA launches a market study to establish if the sector is operating in the interests of consumers – a wide
Brexit
How the UK regulates sectors and markets: five new principles
The government has set out principles based on a sovereign approach, leading from the front, proportionality, what works and high
Life Sciences and Healthcare
Medical device advertising in Italy: is authorisation by the Ministry of Health still required?
Italian Ministry of Health departs from harmonised EU regulatory framework on advertising medical devices by continuing authorisation regime
Online Safety
Online Safety Bill: changes to watch out for
Potential amendments could mean that the Bill is about to get even more complex and controversial
Regulatory Outlook
Regulatory Outlook | January 2022
Welcome to our Regulatory Outlook. This revamped version of the Regulatory Outlook provides you with high-level summaries of important forthcoming
Tech, Media and Comms
How the 'green' cloud is powering sustainable tech and cloud services
The reduction of cloud-based processing's carbon footprint to zero depends on environmentally conscious system design and supply chain management
Tech, Media and Comms
Legislators worldwide move to adopt regulation by design
A new form of regulation is emerging that will help keep pace with developments in artificial intelligence
Regulatory and compliance
New 'Protect Duty' requires anti-terror measures at venues accessible to public
Government plans affect locations capable of holding gatherings of 100 people or more, in a significant shift in regulation
