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Food law | UK Regulatory Outlook February 2025
Government responds to the House of Lords Food, Diet and Obesity Committee’s | CAP to revise guidance for less healthy
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Environmental, social and governance | UK Regulatory Outlook February 2025
EU Omnibus package and ESG reporting | Competitiveness Compass for the EU aims to simplify ESG regulation | FCA provide
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Digital regulation | UK Regulatory Outlook February 2025
UK Updates: Ofcom on age assurance and children's access under OSA | Digital safety toolkit for online services | House
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Data law | UK Regulatory Outlook February 2025
Updated Data Bill with House of Commons committee | 'Consent or pay' advertising model guidance | ICO Online tracking strategy
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Cyber security | UK Regulatory Outlook February 2025
UK AI cyber security code of practice | UK consult on ransomware reporting and payments | FCA consultation on operational
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Consumer law | UK Regulatory Outlook February 2025
Government's 'strategic steer' for the CMA includes focus on consumer protection | European Commission's toolbox for safe and sustainable e-commerce
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Competition | UK Regulatory Outlook February 2025
What business expects from the CMA | Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act | Procurement Act | Civil litigation
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Bribery, fraud and anti-money-laundering | UK Regulatory Outlook February 2025
US executive order on foreign corruption | FCA guidance on money laundering | Lords report on FCA proposals | Foreign
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Advertising and Marketing | UK Regulatory Outlook February 2025
CAP updates on ad restrictions on 'less healthy' food and drink products | 'Top tips' for marketers of age-restricted ads
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Artificial Intelligence | UK Regulatory Outlook February 2025
UK updates: Data Bill to include AI | AI Safety Institute to focus on national security | First international AI
Real estate
Renters' Rights Bill divides opinion as it passes second reading in UK House of Lords
Landlords have a short period to consider their options with the legislation expected to come into force later in spring
Regulatory and compliance
Court of Appeal rules on duty to clarify tender submissions with bidders in UK public procurement
Decision explains when contracting authorities must clarify incomplete or ambiguous information in tender submissions
