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The document summarizes the key changes and offenses under the UK Bribery Act of 2010, including expanding the definition of bribery, new offenses for offering and receiving bribes, and failure to prevent bribery. It discusses individual and corporate liability and provides guidance on implementing anti-corruption procedures, including top-level commitment, risk assessment, due diligence, communication and training, and monitoring. The director offers to provide a case study and checklist to help organizations comply with the Act.
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- 8. If time – Case Study A copy is available for you to use to build your own procedures We can provide a checklist that will help you!
- 9. Close Brendan O’Brien Director Head of Business Services Company Commercial and Corporate Recovery Solicitor