HSE and environment agency prosecution : the new climate / Charlotte Waters, Mike Appleby and Louise Smail.

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Waters, Charlotte, active 2019 [Author]

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computer

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online resource

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9781526503213
9781526503244

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Electronic Books.

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KD3359 .H743 2019

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2 Risk Management -- 3 Business Continuity -- Part 2 The Law 4 Manslaughter and Health and Safety Offences -- 5 Health and Safety Enforcement Notices, Fee for Intervention (FFI) and Cautions -- 6 Environmental Offences -- 7 Environmental Notices and Sanctions -- 8 Fire Safety Offences and Notices -- Part 3 Enforcement and Sentencing 9 Enforcement Agencies and Enforcement Policies -- 10 RIDDOR and Internal Investigations -- 11 Responding to a Criminal Investigation -- 12 Prosecution -- the Court Process -- 13 Sentencing -- Part 4 Inquests and Claims 14 Coroners' Inquests and Public Inquiry -- 15 Civil Claims -- 16 Insurance.

Subject: "Sentencing guidelines impose tough penalties for health and safety and environmental offences: how can you avoid them? The introduction of the sentencing guidelines in February 2016 has seen health and safety prosecutions treble, particularly in relation to corporate manslaughter, with tougher penalties imposed and fines exceeding £20 million being handed down. With fines having a detrimental effect on both turnover and reputation, how can companies protect themselves? HSE and Environment Agency Prosecution: The New Climate is an accessible reference work that provides guidance to ensure that companies have the correct, stringent risk management and procedures in place in order to protect themselves against exposure to such fines. Through the use of worked cases studies, checklists and charts the expert advice provided is put into context, whether you are a practitioner needing to advise your client, a company director, an in-house lawyer, or a health and safety professional. Split into four sections, this new title covers: Managing Risk; The Law; Enforcement and Sentencing; Inquests and Claims."--Bloomsbury Publishing.

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Part 1 Managing Risk 1 Corporate Governance, Directors' Duties -- 2 Risk Management -- 3 Business Continuity -- Part 2 The Law 4 Manslaughter and Health and Safety Offences -- 5 Health and Safety Enforcement Notices, Fee for Intervention (FFI) and Cautions -- 6 Environmental Offences -- 7 Environmental Notices and Sanctions -- 8 Fire Safety Offences and Notices -- Part 3 Enforcement and Sentencing 9 Enforcement Agencies and Enforcement Policies -- 10 RIDDOR and Internal Investigations -- 11 Responding to a Criminal Investigation -- 12 Prosecution -- the Court Process -- 13 Sentencing -- Part 4 Inquests and Claims 14 Coroners' Inquests and Public Inquiry -- 15 Civil Claims -- 16 Insurance.

"Sentencing guidelines impose tough penalties for health and safety and environmental offences: how can you avoid them? The introduction of the sentencing guidelines in February 2016 has seen health and safety prosecutions treble, particularly in relation to corporate manslaughter, with tougher penalties imposed and fines exceeding £20 million being handed down. With fines having a detrimental effect on both turnover and reputation, how can companies protect themselves? HSE and Environment Agency Prosecution: The New Climate is an accessible reference work that provides guidance to ensure that companies have the correct, stringent risk management and procedures in place in order to protect themselves against exposure to such fines. Through the use of worked cases studies, checklists and charts the expert advice provided is put into context, whether you are a practitioner needing to advise your client, a company director, an in-house lawyer, or a health and safety professional. Split into four sections, this new title covers: Managing Risk; The Law; Enforcement and Sentencing; Inquests and Claims."--Bloomsbury Publishing.

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