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Practice Compliance forecast as at 20 April 2021

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Published on: 21 April 2021
Published by a LexisNexis Practice Compliance expert

Table of contents

  • Minimum salary for trainees and generally
  • Working safely—coronavirus
  • Other new items we’re tracking this week
  • Updates to existing items we’re tracking

Article summary

Our new Practice Compliance forecast (as at 20 April 2021) is now live. This month, we report on issues including (1) diversity data reporting; (2) AML and CTF; (3) the EDPB’s opinion on the draft UK adequacy decision; and (4) an SRA consultation on PII and affirmative cyber cover. You can rest assured we're tracking forthcoming regulatory changes so you can plan ahead.

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