Corporate advisers and general counsel are on heightened alert after the Government last week fired the starting gun on the implementation of the controversial Companies Act, ushering in sweeping governance reforms later this year. The 28 February announcement from industry minister Margaret Hodge caught lawyers by surprise as the Government has committed itself to introducing some of the most contentious elements of the Act this October.
March 07, 2007 at 11:57 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Corporate advisers and general counsel are on heightened alert after the Government last week fired the starting gun on the implementation of the controversial Companies Act, ushering in sweeping governance reforms later this year.
The 28 February announcement from industry minister Margaret Hodge caught lawyers by surprise as the Government has committed itself to introducing some of the most contentious elements of the Act this October.
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