King's Speech 2024

Handley Gill’s consultants consider the implications of the Labour Party’s immediate legislative priorities as set out in the King’s Speech 2024 for data protection, privacy, reputation management, freedom of expression, online safety, cyber security, digital markets regulation, artificial intelligence (AI), content regulation, human rights and ESG, and identify the manifesto commitments that will be delayed.

Nicola Cain17 July 2024King's Speech, King's Speech 2024, State Opening of Parliament, AI Bill, Audit Reform & Corporate Governance Bill, AI, Artificial Intelligence, AI Regulation, ESG, Environmental Social & Corporate Governance, Online Safety, Online Harms, Children's Wellbeing Bill, CONTENT REGULATION, Advertising, Human Rights, Cyber Security, Hillsborough Law, Duty of Candour, Equality, Discrimination, Equality (Race and Disability) Bill, Strategic Defence Review, Data Protection, Reputation Management, SLAPPs, Strategic Litigation Against Public Participation Bill, Digital Markets, Fraud, Cyber Security and Resilience Bill, Digital Information and Smart Data Bill, Product Safety and Metrology Bill, Crime and Policing Bill, Digital Markets Regulation, Freedom of Information Act 2000, Access to InformationComment

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