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CCA CONFERENCE. THURSDAY 29 APRIL 2004

"CORPORATE KILLING"

MAJOR CONFERENCE
ON THE GOVERNMENT'S PROPOSALS TO REFORM THE LAW OF MANSLAUGHTER

Thursday 29 April 2004, in Central London

Key Note speaker:
Baroness Scotland Q.C.
Minister of State for the Criminal Justice system and Law Reform.

 

 


 


The Government will shortly be publishing its new proposals on reforming the law of corporate manslaughter. This conference will hear the Government's latest thinking and consider how effective reform would be in promoting worker and public safety and holding companies, public sector organisations and directors/senior managers to account.

Speakers Include

Baroness Scotland Q.C. Home Office Minister
Frances O'Grady Deputy General Secretary TUC
Jonathan Russel Head of Enforcement Policy Branch, HSE
Hilda Palmer Hazards Campaign
Jack Dromey Deputy General Secretary, T&G
Colin Ettinger Association of Personal Injury Lawyers, Vice-President
Gary Booton EEF, the Manufacturers Organisation
Ann Jones Simon Jones Memorial Campaign
Lawrence Waterman President Elect, IOSH
Louise Christian Solicitor
Stephen Alambritis Federation of Small Businesses
Patricia Peters Institute of Directors
Murray Hunt Human Rights Barrister, Matrix Chambers
Kim Sunley GMB


The Conference is supported by TUC and Rowley Ashworth Solicitors

It is taking place at the Congress House, Great Russel St, London WC1

The standard fee is £30


£60
for lawyers, businesses and Government bodies)
and £10 for those who are unwaged.

Solicitors: 5 hours of Law Society CPD points

To download further conference details and registration form, click here (PDF document)

If you would like us to send a registration document call 020 7490 4494 and speak to sugar or e-mail her by clicking here.

The Key issues at the conference are:

• Analysis of the Government Proposals;
• Will they improve worker/public safety and increase accountability;
• Impact of proposals on Directors/managers;
• Impact on the public sector;
• Reaction of trade unions, employers and safety groups

Who should come to this conference

•  trade union safety representatives;
•  safety groups and hazard campaigners
•  public sector and crown bodies;
•  company managers and safety officers;

 

 

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