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Posted By ian mcnally
The Situation
Like many other safety advisors I try to keep up to date with legislative changes. Every month I endeavour to produce a summary of all the relevant changes and report these to the board of directors. I require the company to subscribe to various publications every month and scan most of these to try to ensure I don’t miss some important change that may affect the organisation.
The Problem / Challenge
Much of the information I read is often out of date, incomplete or too vague, wouldn’t it be nice if IOSH could produce such a service for members? I would quite happily cancel a number of other subscriptions in favour of just one to IOSH. Any suggestions? Or details of known websites that offer such a service?
yours hopefully
Ian
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Posted By jom
Ian,
Have a look at the Lawlex service:-
www.lawlex.com.au
It's an excellent service. It is Australian focussed, so you'll have to judge its value to yourself.
J.
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Posted By Ciaran McAleenan
Ian
The information is already freely available, from source (HMSO);
http://www.hmso.gov.uk/l...on/about_legislation.htm
They have all the UK acts and orders, updated weekly and include a summary of bills going through parliament.
Regards
Ciaran
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Posted By Peter Longworth
Try the Barbour Index, they give a monthly updater which includes a diary of impending legislation for the forthcoming 12 months.
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Posted By David J Jones
Ian,
Try www.hse.gov.uk also worth subscribing (free) to www.healthandsafety-centre.net where you can elect to be kept informed electronically of forthcoming legislation, consultations etc.
Regards
David
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Posted By Peter Lee
Croner offer a free e-newsletter which gives details of current issues and a legislation tracker.
I have also signed up for RISKS the weekly e-newsletter from the TUC which does pretty much the same.
Log onto their respective websites for further details.
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Posted By Chris Pope
Ian
I agree with you.
This is a service that Iosh should supply. The government service will obviously cover the minutae of detail, the other providers are operating on a commercial footing, whereas IOSH actually know what we need.
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