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What are the key proposals in the consultation? Novel nuclear technologies—small and advanced modular reactors EN-7 will be the first national planning policy crafted specifically to cater for, and govern, nuclear generation beyond conventional gigawatt-scale stations. In particular, EN-7 will extend to small modular reactors (SMRs) and advanced modular reactors (AMRs). SMRs are compact iterations of established light water reactor designs, whereas AMRs are distinguished by innovative fuels and alternative cooling methods. This represents a significant break from earlier policy and is meant to enable nuclear schemes to be delivered in settings and for uses where large fission plants are ill-suited... A new approach to locating nuclear generation The existing NPS for nuclear generation (EN-6) named eight sites regarded as potentially appropriate for gigawatt-scale nuclear developments, at which promoters could seek consent to build a station. Those sites were chosen following the government’s extensive strategic site assessment over three years prior to EN-6 being designated in 2011. EN-7 will signify a pronounced shift away from this...

This Practice Note outlines the practical actions to be weighed by advisers dealing with the immediate consequences of a serious workplace health and safety accident in England, Wales and Scotland. In the moments after an incident, it is crucial that an incident management team is identified promptly and put in place from the outset and without delay. See Practice Notes: Health and Safety Executive prosecutions policy, Dealing with dawn raids by the Health and Safety Executive—key information, Health and safety investigations in Scotland and Corporate manslaughter—enforcement and prosecution. Which regulators will be involved? England and Wales In England and Wales, coordination of investigation and prosecution activity following a work-related death is governed by Work Related Deaths: A Protocol for Liaison (WRDP—England and Wales). The protocol is signed by the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) British Transport Police (BTP) Care Quality Commission (CQC) Care Inspectorate Wales (CIW) Chief Fire Officers’ Association (CFOA) Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) the Health and...

What is the ? The , or TSC, forms part of the NEC3 and NEC4 suites of contracts (see Practice Note: NEC contracts—introduction). It is intended to appoint a contractor for a defined period to manage and deliver a service—this may include construction activities, but it is equally applicable to other service provision Maintaining highways within a specified area Providing security personnel for a site Maintaining a nuclear power station Delivering ambulance services for a group of hospitals These examples, drawn from the NEC Guidance Notes, show that it covers both ‘hard’ and ‘soft’ facilities management services (see Practice Note: What is Facilities Management Contracting?). As with other NEC forms, it can be adopted in both the public and private sectors and is suitable for services of any value It is not intended to operate like the NEC3/NEC4 Framework Contract, under which there is no guarantee of work. Instead, the Contractor undertakes work on a continuous basis as set...

CASE HUB ARCHIVED This archived case hub sets out the position as at the judgment of 16 July 2020; it is no longer maintained. See further, timeline, commentaryrelated/similar cases. Case facts Outline Case C‑606/18 P, Nexans France SAS and Nexans SA v Commission—an appeal to the Court of Justice against the General Court’s judgment in Case T‑449/14, which had rejected an action to annul the Commission’s decision in the high‑voltage power cables cartel matter (AT.39610). Latest development On 16 July 2020, the Court of Justice issued its ruling dismissing the appeal in full, broadly in line with Advocate General Kokott’s opinion. It upheld the General Court’s view that there was no error of law concerning either the Commission’s conduct during the dawn raid or the approach used to calculate the fine. Parties Appellant: Nexans France SAS and Nexans SA (together, Nexans). Nexans is a France‑based company that manufactures electrical components. It supplies an extensive range of cables and cabling systems...