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008			050420n2005 000 0 eng u
035			_a(Sirsi) u129457
041			_aeng
100			_aRandles, Tim
245		4	_aThe bill has arrived
260			_c2005
490			_aBuilding _v270(8377) 15 April 2005, 60(1)
520			_aOutlines and comments on the new draft Corporate Manslaughter Bill. Under this proposed legislation, an organisation is guilty if the way that any of its activities are managed or organised by its senior managers causes a person's death or amounts to a gross breach of a relevant duty of care. The law will affect a number of suppliers of services, employers and the occupiers of land. Argues that in many ways the new legislation will simply confuse the issues relating to health and safety rather than helping to properly hold companies to account for the failing of senior managers. There is also a problem with the cost of potential over regulation that is perhaps making the more hazardous building activities uninsurable.
590			_aIKA290405
650			_aDRAFT CORPORATE MANSLAUGHTER BILL 2005
690			_aHealth and safety _96244
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999			_c75120 _d75120