Olswang 2nd Annual Construction Law ConferenceFrancis Ho
The document summarizes the agenda for the Construction Law Conference 2015 event on "On Time and Budget" to be held on 5 February 2015. The agenda includes sessions on sustainability, insurance, case law updates, liquidated damages, CDM 2015, and networking. There will be a welcome and introduction, followed by several speaker presentations and a Q&A session on various construction law topics. The event will conclude with refreshments and networking.
Olswang 3rd Annual Construction Law ConferenceFrancis Ho
The document summarizes developments discussed at the Construction Law Conference 2016 relating to construction insurance. It discusses trends in building information modeling (BIM), integrated project insurance, and inherent defects insurance. For BIM, it outlines the different levels of maturity and potential issues for professional indemnity insurance. For integrated project insurance, it describes how the approach aims to replace separate insurance policies and move away from assigning blame. It also notes some early trial projects and considerations. For inherent defects insurance, it compares advantages to traditional collateral warranties and discusses what policies typically cover.
This document provides a summary of the top 50 Facebook pages in 2009 according to certain criteria. Companies had to have a minimum of 200,000 fans to qualify for the list. The companies were then rated based on how often they updated their Facebook offerings, the level of engagement with their fans, how fast their fan base grew, and how creatively they used Facebook. The list is preceded by short descriptions of each company's Facebook presence and their number of fans.
Small Business Tips: How to Sell More on the WebPowerHomeBiz.com
Tips for small business and home business entrepreneurs on how to sell on the Web, including learning how to attract more visitors and then turning them into customers. Learn how to increase conversion rate and increase sales from your ecommerce store.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 50% boys and 50% girls about their music preferences to help design a new music magazine. Key findings: R&B music was most popular, followed by pop and rock. Beyonce was the favorite artist. Readers primarily look at the front cover image when deciding whether to buy a magazine. Monthly magazines are preferred over weekly ones, and new music articles are most popular.
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The document provides information about various opera houses around the world. It describes the architectural features and histories of opera houses in cities such as Amsterdam, Brussels, Budapest, Buenos Aires, Copenhagen, Frankfurt, London, Madrid, Milan, Moscow, New York, Oslo, Paris, Prague, São Paulo, Sofia, St. Petersburg, Stockholm, Vienna, and Sydney. Specific details mentioned include opening dates, inaugural performances, interior designs, and notable architectural aspects like chandeliers. Photographs and links to enlarged photos of some of the opera houses are also provided.
This document summarizes and promotes the jazz album "LUEURS" by Pascal Tremblay Jazz Faction. The album features arrangements of melodies from impressionist composers like Debussy alongside original compositions, performed by Tremblay on saxophone alongside guitarist Sylvain Provost, double bassist Frédéric Alarie, drummer Jean-François Barbeau, and the Claudel-Canimex string quartet. Supporting documents include audio and video clips from the album, biographies of the musicians, press materials, and technical specifications. The goal is to illustrate a connection between impressionist-era music and modern jazz styles.
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Namasmaran means remembering the name of God or one's true self, and helps connect all facets of one's being to blossom into their cosmic self over time.
It links thoughts, feelings, instincts and actions into integrity and cements bonds between individuals, families, communities and beyond.
Namasmaran is a practice that brings spiritualism into daily life and catalyzes the reunification of the spiritual and material. It is a means to increasing awareness of one's true self.
This is the presentation material assembled after we work with the City Council, City APAC, and community with regard to the Master Plan for the Apex Park and Recreation District
The document is a portfolio from Aphrodite Marble Centre showcasing the various marble, granite, and stone products they offer. It includes photos and descriptions of over 50 types of marble, granite, and stone slabs and tiles. It also shows examples of natural stone used in walls, bathrooms, outdoor terraces, and gardens. The portfolio aims to promote Aphrodite Marble Centre's wide selection of materials for architectural and design projects.
The document provides 10 tips for organizing one's time by dedicating time to various important activities such as work, thinking, enjoying oneself, reading, worshipping, spending time with friends, loving, dreaming, laughing, and planning. It stresses finding time for these things and dedicating time to God, and concludes by encouraging the reader to share the tips with others.
Intellectual Property after Brexit - The Big picture, Brexit Models and state...T. Alexander Puutio
While it is certain that Brexit will affect Intellectual Property Rights holders much is yet uncertain. This presentation explores the different Brexit models and highlights their pertinent consequences for IP. The presentation also presents the trade context in which the Brexit will be conducted.
2019 Brexit Implications for US Companies with UK Subsidiaries: What You Need...Quarles & Brady
The United Kingdom has until March 2019, to reach an agreement on Brexit. Under existing EU law, all 27 countries in the EU must consent to any agreement. What should US companies with subsidiaries in the UK and Northern Ireland need to be concerned about and what affirmative steps should these companies be currently evaluating if a deal is not reached by this deadline?
Join other senior executives from a variety of industries, including healthcare, financial services, technology, manufacturing, higher education, and life sciences for this informative seminar. Our international panel of experts from RSM and Quarles & Brady will describe the current state of Brexit, an update on the timeline, and discuss issues businesses should start preparing for now, including tax, IP, data protection, and labor. We will also provide an update on current negotiations and review a case study. You do not want to miss this engaging discussion on the risk considerations that companies should be aware of and the effects on your businesses.
Brexit update and the Impact on Digital health startups. Includes Introduction, Advantages of Doing Business in the UK, The Three Likely Scenarios, The “Chequers Deal”, Canada Plus, No Deal, Contingency Planning
These are the slides and handout for a talk that I gave in London to some 25 specialist solicitors, patent and trade mark attorneys on 7 Dec 2016.
As the PM has indicated that she will give 2 years notice of withdrawal from the EU by the end of March 2017 businesses have a very limited time to devise prosecution, licensing and enforcement strategies for the UK and the remaining member states.
I have discussed 5 main topics:
1. Why discuss this topic at all until we know more about the terms of our departure;
2. Our present IP framework that consists of a mixture of statutes (some of which implement directives) and EU regulations;
3. How IP law is likely to develop in the 2 years notice period;
4. What is likely to happen to trade marks, designs, geographical indications and the unitary patent and UPC on Brexit and how it is likely to affect particular industries; and
5, Tips for IP planning
The Business of Brexit: How Will You Be Impacted?Gowling WLG
The U.K. has voted to leave the European Union. And while Brexit likely won't happen for at least two years, organizations around the world are anxiously wondering what it will mean for their business.
To address these questions in a Canadian context, Gowling WLG recently offered a series of Brexit seminars in our offices across Canada, titled “The Business of Brexit: How will you be impacted?”
With over 1,400 legal professionals in 18 cities worldwide — including across Canada, the U.K. and Europe — Gowling WLG is uniquely positioned to help clients navigate the challenges that Brexit may present.
Led by Gowling WLG’s Brexit experts, this on-demand seminar focuses on:
The process for the U.K. to withdraw from the EU
How the U.K. legal landscape may change
The potential impact of Brexit on Canadian businesses and key global industry sectors.
On June 23rd 2016 the UK voted in a referendum to leave the European Union.
Prime Minister David Cameron resigned the morning after the vote
A few weeks later, Theresa May was elected leader of the Conservative Party and new Prime Minister.
The terms of the UK’s new economic relationship with the EU remain uncertain.
Hard Brexit
Means that the United Kingdom leaves the EU Single Market and trades under World Trade Organization rules
Under WTO rules, each member must grant the same market access—including charging the same tariffs—to all other members as the most favoured nation
Soft Brexit
Involves the option of staying in the Single Market (like Norway)
As a member of the European Economic Area (EEA), Norway has a free trade agreement with the European Union, which means that there are no tariffs on trade between the two
The Impact of Brexit: Risks, Solutions and Opportunities for your BusinessMichelle Rudek
In this white paper, which Customs Connect presented at the recent Construction Equipment Association (CEA) Conference, we provide a comprehensive overview of the impact of Britain leaving the European Union and the key risks for UK Industry. We provide some tips on how to mitigate these risks and to prepare for the impact of Brexit as much as possible.
Horizon 2020 Batteries: Information and Consortia Building Event - SlidesKTN
The workshop gave an overview of the forthcoming Horizon 2020 Battery related Calls representing a budget of around €337.5million. Horizon 2020 is the European Union’s Research and Innovation Programme.
In summary, the event covered:
- Gather information on forthcoming 2020 topics;
- Hear from current UK and European Battery Initiatives;
- Discuss and refine your project ideas with potential partners;
- Join consortia forming around forthcoming 2020 topics.
Find out more: https://ktn-uk.co.uk/news/ktn-and-innovate-uk-invite-you-to-an-information-and-consortia-building-event-for-horizon-2020-batteries
The document discusses the Brexit transition period which ends on December 31st, 2020. During the transition period, the UK remains in the EU customs union and single market, so trade and travel continue as normal. The transition period allows time for new UK-EU negotiations to determine their future relationship. The end of transition could lead to either a new trade deal or no deal. The document assesses potential impacts on businesses, including import/export challenges, workforce issues, price increases, and new competition opportunities.
In preparation for the EU referendum, King & Wood Mallesons spent a six-month period studying the implications of Brexit, working with clients, industry leaders, academics, heads of both the ‘in’ and ‘out’ campaigns, media influencers and others.
Following the decision to leave the EU, we offered a webinar to our clients, to outline the real implications of the vote, beyond the headlines and the rhetoric.
It is important to remember, of course, that overnight, nothing has changed: EU law continues to apply, as do UK laws derived from the EU. However, companies should begin considering which pieces of legislation and regulation are valuable – or unhelpful – in the context of your business. There will also be a role for the business community to play in helping to shape Britain's future relationship with Europe.
We talk through the expected developments and address some of the immediate queries we are seeing from clients.
Digital Single Market and Brexit (Eleonora Rosati)Eleonora Rosati
This document summarizes the potential impacts of Brexit on various areas of intellectual property rights (IPRs) such as trademarks, designs, patents, and copyright. Brexit could mean that the UK leaves the European Union's trademark and design systems and no longer follows European Court of Justice (CJEU) decisions. For patents, the UK intends to still participate in the Unified Patent Court but it's unclear if they would still be subject to CJEU jurisdiction. Copyright law may no longer be harmonized if the UK exits the directives. The UK may also have less involvement in the EU's Digital Single Market strategy and related regulations and directives. Overall, Brexit could significantly change the UK's IPR landscape but the exact impacts remain unclear
mHealth Israel_Brexit Update for MedTech_Feb 2019Levi Shapiro
Presentation by Simon Marks, Head of Hi-Tech practice, ERM Law Firm, about Brexit Update for MedTech, Feb 5, 2019. Includes Advantages of Doing Business in the UK, Brexit update, Timeline, What’s next? The Withdrawal Agreement, No Deal, Contingency Planning, Implications for Manufacturers and Importers
Polish Tech Day 2017 - Baker & McKenzie "The 'New Normal' | Brexit, (More) Un...PLUG - Polish Tech Link
An introduction to the matters of Brexit from the legal perspective by Phelim O'Doherty from Baker & McKenzie. Delivered at the Polish Tech Day 2017.
Polish Tech Day is an annual conference in London dedicated to fostering mutual relationships between Poland and the UK in the technology sector. Please visit polishtechday.com for more.
To address the future separation of UK and EU law, all contracts should now include transitional Brexit and change/divergence of law provisions. This webinar is an update on the key areas including currency risk, customs and trade assumptions.
Brexit: The customs impact on UK businessesAlex Baulf
Following the referendum vote on 23 June 2016, the UK has voted to leave the EU. Exactly when this will happen and how is not yet known. In the coming months, the UK will be expected to submit its withdrawal notice to the EU Council -under Article 50 of the Treaty on European Union (TEU) -to formally notify the EU of its withdrawal. The notification will trigger a two-year notice period and negotiations on the terms of a UK exit will begin. Until then, UK businesses should continue to comply with and trade under the existing Union Customs Code (UCC) that entered into force on 1 May 2016.
Assuming that 'Brexit' does eventually happen, businesses need to:
• assess the risks and opportunities that this poses for their supply chain
• where possible, put in place plans to manage these changes, to ensure their activities run smoothly and mitigate the potential impact, and
• take appropriate steps to prepare for the ‘unknown’.
Unless there is a dramatic 'U' turn, it seems clear that, at some point in the future, the UK will leave the EU. From a UK business perspective such a move will not only present many challenges, but will also provide opportunities.
The vote to leave will continue to create considerable uncertainty until the details of any agreement(s) are known. Businesses affected by Brexit will need to plan for that uncertainty and will need to understand the potential impacts. For this reason, a supply chain impact assessment is prudent and should help to provide some clarity in relation to a business’s exposure.
BREXIT Reasons Effects
TYPES OF BREXIT
Sectors affected by brexit and the European union after the Brexit
Effects on India
MAP of the European Union after the Brexit.
Date of the Brexit - 29th Of March 2019
The UK currently has close trade ties with EU countries, with nearly half of its exports going to EU members like Germany, France, and Ireland. Leaving the EU poses challenges as the UK will need to negotiate new trade agreements. There are several options for the UK's future relationship with the EU, including remaining in the single market like Norway, pursuing bilateral agreements like Switzerland, or having a looser trade agreement focused on goods like Canada. The economic impacts of Brexit will depend on the outcome of negotiations and could include effects on sectors like farming, financial services, immigration, and public finances.
The document discusses the implications of Brexit and the UK's relationship with the European single market and immigration. It makes several key points:
1) Entering the European structures in 1973 and 1992 had major implications for the UK's laws, economy, society, and culture as immigration and integration increased.
2) Leaving the single market could be very costly for British businesses as it would limit trade, movement of goods and services, and potentially increase unemployment.
3) Limiting immigration was a major factor for leaving supporters, but the concerns over EU migrant benefits were addressed by changes secured by David Cameron in 2016.
4) After Brexit, the UK will no longer be bound by the Dublin Regulation for handling
Brexit : implications for rolling stock procurement and financingGraeme McLellan
Article considering some implications of Brexit with particular reference to rail rolling stock procurement, leasing and financing. Includes consideration of WTO rules in the absence of a negotiated trade agreement between the UK and the EU.
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We were asked to give a talk to colleagues as part of a "COP26 fortnight" at Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP on the benefits of a lifestyle eating less meat.
City of London Law Society - Submittal to BEIS on Statutory Retention Deposit...Francis Ho
A supplemental submission from the City of London Law Society's Construction Law Committee sent to the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) on 3 December 2018 regarding potential proposals to introduce a statutory retention deposit scheme for construction contracts in the United Kingdom.
City of London Law Society - Construction Law Committee - Response to Retenti...Francis Ho
RESPONSE OF THE CITY OF LONDON LAW SOCIETY CONSTRUCTION LAW COMMITTEE TO THE DEPARTMENT FOR BUSINESS, ENERGY & INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY'S CONSULTATION ON THE PRACTICE OF CASH RETENTION UNDER CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS
Variations and their Consequences - Olswang Construction Law Masterclass - 5 ...Francis Ho
This document summarizes key aspects of variations in construction contracts, including:
1) What constitutes a variation based on standard contract definitions.
2) Why variation clauses are included in contracts to allow flexibility for changes.
3) Procedures for instructing, valuing, and agreeing to variations.
4) Issues that can arise regarding scope, instructions, notice periods and whether a variation has actually occurred.
5) The impact of anti-oral variation clauses and agency on how variations are authorized.
6) Special considerations for omitting contracted work versus instructing additions.
The document discusses construction insolvencies in the UK construction industry. It notes that the construction sector experiences the most insolvencies, accounting for about a quarter of all UK insolvencies. In the first quarter of 2016, construction industry output decreased by 1.1% compared to the previous quarter. The document also discusses how "Brexit" could impact construction companies through potential loss of EU labor and funding. It outlines some factors that make construction companies prone to insolvency, such as cash flow issues, disputes, and lack of credit. Finally, it provides tips for mitigating insolvency risks through due diligence, documentation, and actions to take if insolvency occurs.
The document summarizes a presentation on managing complex construction projects. It discusses the definition of complex projects as those that are high value, major real estate developments, or engineering/infrastructure projects. It outlines the Chartered Institute of Building's Complex Projects Contract 2013 (CPC 2013), which provides contract terms and conditions for managing complex projects. The CPC 2013 introduces new roles like Project Time Manager and adds provisions for transparency, collaboration, electronic data transfer, and BIM use. Finally, the presentation provides resources for further information on the CPC 2013 and notes that construction knowledge, risk management, and critical path analysis are still essential for complex project management.
This document summarizes key points from a construction law summer school discussion on emerging markets. It outlines some of the interactions between civil law and common law systems that can cause conflicts in construction contracts. Cultural and political concerns in emerging markets are also discussed, such as being bound by local dispute resolution forums and public policy requirements. The document also summarizes considerations for working with local contractors, splitting EPC contracts, contract administration expectations, and managing claims in international construction projects in emerging markets.
Two stage tendering is commonly used for large or complex projects where it is difficult to get accurate bids from contractors based on incomplete designs. It involves contractors submitting initial bids based on limited information, with one contractor then selected to work with the client during the pre-construction stage to develop a fixed price bid. This allows for early contractor input to improve design and feasibility, while giving the client greater cost certainty. However, it also carries risks of compromising the client's negotiating position or damaged relations if not handled properly. The document provides tips for clients on maintaining control during both stages.
Managing the Risks of Delay in Construction ProjectsFrancis Ho
Delay is a common risk in construction projects with multiple potential causes. Proper notice provisions and documentation are essential to support any delay claims between the employer and contractor. Liquidated damages, termination, and instructions to accelerate works are some of the remedies available to employers for contractor delay, but contractors may challenge these and claim their own remedies for employer-caused delays.
It Pays to Be Right: Payment in Construction ContractsFrancis Ho
This document summarizes key principles regarding payment in construction contracts under the Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996 in the UK. It discusses mandatory payment provisions, including requirements for adequate payment mechanisms and notices. It notes that failing to serve valid pay less notices can result in having to pay the notified sum. It also discusses issues like overpayment, making valid interim payment applications, and the need for employers to strictly follow notice requirements in order to later challenge payment amounts.
The document provides an overview of adjudication procedures in the UK construction industry. It discusses:
- The basics of adjudication, including its compulsory nature, binding interim decisions, and typical process.
- How to effectively "spring ambushes" in adjudication, such as by including all necessary evidence and considering timing carefully. It also discusses how to prevent being ambushed through contract drafting and monitoring for warning signs.
- Key considerations regarding the adjudicator, including expertise, conflicts, and fees. It emphasizes the importance of accurately describing the dispute in the notice of adjudication.
- Challenging the adjudicator's jurisdiction, reserving positions, and identifying and correcting errors in the adjud
Introductory Note on International Construction ContractsFrancis Ho
Olswang LLP is a limited liability partnership in England and Wales that is authorized and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority. The document discusses several key points regarding international construction contracts: (1) common standard form contracts used internationally include FIDIC, ICE, IChemE, CIOB, and NEC contracts; (2) while UK forms can be adapted, it is not recommended as they are too locally specific and international contractors prefer standard international forms; (3) the various FIDIC contracts - Red, Yellow, Silver, Pink, Gold, Blue, White, and subcontract - are introduced along with their key purposes and differences.
Works Insurance and Latent Defects InsuranceFrancis Ho
The document discusses various types of insurance related to construction projects, including all risks insurance, latent defects insurance, and options for insuring works under JCT contracts. All risks insurance covers physical damage to works and materials, and is often maintained by the contractor. Latent defects insurance provides protection for inherent defects discovered after practical completion up to a specified threshold. While it has advantages over collateral warranties like being freely assignable, there are also gaps in protection if no warranty package is also in place. The document also notes potential issues with Option C of insuring works under JCT contracts and ways to address them.
Third party rights allow non-parties to a contract to enforce certain terms of that contract. They provide an alternative to collateral warranties in construction contracts. Uptake of third party rights has been slow due to familiarity with collateral warranties and concerns over control. However, recent cases indicate third party rights may avoid issues like adjudication that can arise with collateral warranties. Effective drafting and clarity around beneficiaries and their obligations can maximize the benefits of third party rights.
A Practical Guide to the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015Francis Ho
The Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 came into effect in April 2015 and introduced several significant changes from the 2007 regulations. Key changes include:
- Replacing the CDM Coordinator role with a new 'Principal Designer' role to have more influence over design.
- Requiring written construction phase plans for all projects, not just notifiable ones.
- Applying the regulations to domestic clients who can delegate duties to contractors.
- Introducing transitional provisions for projects that began before April 2015.
- Awaiting new, shorter guidance from the HSE to replace the abolished Approved Code of Practice.
Construction Dispute Resolution and Avoidance in a Boom MarketFrancis Ho
This document discusses construction dispute resolution and avoidance in a booming construction market. It summarizes various dispute resolution methods including (1) adjudication which provides quick, binding interim decisions but may be less suited to complex cases; (2) court proceedings through the specialist Technology and Construction Court which are suited to complex cases but slow and expensive; (3) arbitration which is confidential but can be slow to start; and (4) alternative dispute resolution methods like mediation and dispute boards. It stresses that dispute avoidance through careful contract drafting and project management is the cheapest option.
This document discusses types of letters of intent (LOIs) and provides tips for drafting binding LOIs for construction projects. It outlines four types of LOIs from non-binding to fully binding. It advises including key details in binding LOIs like scope, payment terms, standards, and timelines. It also recommends stating what happens if the final contract is not signed and having both parties execute the LOI for it to be binding. The document cautions against treating an LOI as a full contract and delaying the final contract. It also notes the primary standard form used is the City of London Law Society's but it can be awkward and out of date.
Early Dispute Resolution in the Construction IndustryFrancis Ho
The document discusses various alternative dispute resolution (ADR) methods for resolving construction disputes more efficiently than litigation. It describes problem-solving hierarchies, expert determination, dispute boards, and highlights advantages and disadvantages of each method. Problem-solving hierarchies allow issues to be referred to increasingly senior individuals until resolved, while expert determination and dispute boards utilize neutral experts to resolve technical or specialized issues more quickly than courts. However, no single ADR method is suitable for every dispute type.
Terminating a Construction Contract: Getting it RightFrancis Ho
The document discusses terminating construction contracts, including:
- The different types of termination under common law and standard form building contracts like the JCT SBC 2011.
- The JCT SBC 2011 outlines specific grounds and procedures for termination if the contractor suspends work, fails to proceed regularly, or becomes insolvent.
- Wrongful termination is a repudiatory breach that entitles the innocent party to damages but not contract reinstatement.
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Under the 14-floor hospital block, there will be a beauty and aesthetic center with health tourism and a thermal(healing)pool. The 25-floor hotel block will be operated as a Radisson hotel. and on the top floors, you will find social facilities including ballroom and invitation rooms, thermal pool, spa center, sauna and Turkish bath.
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1. Francis Ho, Head of Construction | Thursday, 8 September 2016
francis.ho@olswang.com | +44 20 7067 3505 | @fkyh
IBC Construction Law Summer School 2016
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• People
• Goods
• Services
• Capital
• Customs union
• Represents its Member States in the World Trade Organisation
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The United Kingdom’s relationship
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• EU Member since 1973
• Second largest economy in EU (pre-Referendum)
• Conservative Party manifesto pledge for 2015 General Election to hold
Referendum on EU membership
• Referendum vote on 23 June 2016
• Outcome not legally binding but Government promised to abide by result
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United Kingdom European Union membership referendum
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Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union
or leave the European Union?
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What has happened since the Referendum?
#6
• New Prime Minister and Government
• Housebuilders stocks have crumbled (but recovered strongly)
• Pound near 30-year low; substantial declines against dollar and euro
• Interest rates cut to 0.25%
• Japanese Government warns UK could lose European HQs
… And no formal discussions with EU on Brexit
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What’s next for the UK?
#7
• Prime Minister May: “Brexit means Brexit”
• No one knows what form Brexit will take
• Government proposes to issue notification under Article 50 of Lisbon Treaty in 2017
• Two years to negotiate withdrawal from EU
• UK and European Council can extend deadline
• If no agreement reached by deadline, EU treaties cease to apply
• Meanwhile UK remains Member State and bound by EU rules
• Upon exit Parliament repeals European Communities Act 1972
• “Soft” or “hard” Brexit?
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Possible post-EU landscape
#8
• European Free Trade Area (EFTA) member
• Swiss model
• Some access to single market (but not many services); financial contribution
• Bilateral agreements with EU
• Some harmonisation still necessary to trade with EU
• European Economic Area (EEA) member
• Norwegian model
• Access to single market; financial contribution
• Compliance with EU laws; no say over them
• Four Freedoms
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Possible post-EU landscape
#9
• EU Customs Union
• Turkish model
• Free movement of goods
• Does not cover services, public procurement or agricultural goods
• Compliance with some EU standards necessary
• Bespoke arrangement
• UK joins World Trade Organization with access to EU through WTO rules (US model)
• Canadian model
• Neither is without problems
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Relationship between UK law and EU law
#10
• EU law considered to take precedence under ECA 1972
• EU law covers environment, health and safety, energy, transport, agriculture,
immigration, consumer rights and other areas
• EU treaties and regulations have direct effect in UK
• EU directives must be transposed – as UK statutes or statutory regulations
• UK law must be compatible with EU law
• Some areas of UK law, by choice, reflect EU principles, e.g. UK competition law
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Consequences for construction from Brexit
#11
Domestic demand for construction
• Construction industry has already contracted amid uncertainty
• Markit and CIPS PMI: 46 (June), 45.9 (July); 49.2 (August)
• End to “passporting” and data protection issues could cripple City of London
• Universities may be affected by loss of EU research funding and EU students
• EU investors may be put off investment but fall in pound may attract others
Workforce, goods and materials
• Status of EU migrants? 12% of construction’s workers from overseas
• Need 224,000 new construction workers by 2019 (CIOB)
• 64% of materials sourced from EU (Germany, Italy, Sweden)
• Exporting to EU must still follow rules (Construction Products Regulation 2011)
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Consequences for construction from Brexit
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Infrastructure
• Major infrastructure decisions delayed, e.g. Hinkley Point C, Heathrow/Gatwick
• However, seems like business as usual for Northern Powerhouse and HS2
• EIB invested €7.8 billion in 2015 (energy, telecoms, transport, water, construction)
• Loss of other EU funding, e.g. European Structural Investment Fund
Other
• Working hours regulations, TUPE
• Trade agreements to replace those negotiated by EU
• EU State Aid rules no longer apply
• Brexit contagion
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What about construction contracts now?
#13
• No change in law following EU Referendum prior to Brexit
• Impact of Brexit may need to be considered for long-term contracts
Commercial impact
• Currency fluctuation clauses to deal with sterling’s devaluation
• Insurance policies with sterling limits may also need increase for overseas projects
• With industry contracting, risk of more insolvencies and disputes?
• Change in law clauses
• Will we see return to single-stage tendering?
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What about construction contracts following Brexit?
#14
• Will UK reduce “red tape”?
• “Recast” Brussels Convention ceases to apply
• Deals with issues of jurisdiction between EU Member States
• Recognition and enforcement of civil and commercial judgments
• EEO (fast-track procedure for uncontested claims) ceases to apply
• Might this encourage arbitration instead of courts for contracts with EU parties?
• VAT may be reformed/abolished
• May still need to harmonise with EU to avoid double taxation/double non-taxation
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Opportunities from Brexit
#15
• Undersupply of homes in the UK and overseas demand for London prime means
housing market remains strong
• Flexibility to reduce/eliminate VAT to encourage construction activity
• Take advantage of sterling’s devaluation to sell services and construction products
overseas
• Concentrate on new means to compete internationally, e.g. through cutting edge
research and technology such as BIM
• UK may finally address skills shortage and encourage more young people and
women into industry
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