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Central counterparties (CCPs) from the EU are already well regulated and equipped to deal with financial distress, thanks to a raft of measures adopted in the wake of the financial crisis. However, further reforms to ensure a more consistent and robust supervision of CCPs in EU and non-EU countries are now needed to deal with emerging challenges.
Jun142017
Central counterparties (CCPs) from the EU are already well regulated and equipped to deal with financial distress, thanks to a raft of measures adopted in the wake of the financial crisis. However, further reforms to ensure a more consistent and robust supervision of CCPs in EU and non-EU countries are now needed to deal with emerging challenges.
Jun142017
Thursday’s NDA Estate Supply Chain Event has reached full capacity, with a record 1,600 visitors now signed up to attend.
More than 300 organisations have taken exhibition space at the EventCity venue, Manchester, which will once again feature the popular Innovation Zone, with technology demonstrations throughout the day. Last year saw the launch of the Skills Zone which has expanded for 2017.
Other government departments attending include:
The event is organised jointly by the NDA and its Site Licence Companies and is now believed to be the biggest of its kind in Europe. Launched in 2011, its aim is to create greater visibility of opportunities for suppliers, in particular for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs).
The morning will be opened by new NDA Chief Executive David Peattie, with a further keynote speech by Rear Admiral Keith Beckett from the MOD’s submarine programme.
This will be followed by the annual awards ceremony that acknowledges the vital role of suppliers in driving decommissioning progress across the UK.
The afternoon will see a series of presentations from the NDA’s business units, outlining future opportunities. The day brings together suppliers of all sizes with organisations placing contracts, and provides opportunities for informal face-to-face networking while showcasing the latest nuclear technologies.
Ron Gorham, the NDA’s Head of Supply Chain Optimisation and SME Champion, said:
We’re delighted that the event continues to attract ever more interest, and this year’s looks set to be the busiest yet.
We look forward to engaging with our supply chain, discussing opportunities, listening to their feedback and encouraging newcomers to become involved with decommissioning across the UK. Suppliers are vital to our success and we hope they will take full advantage of the presentations and informal networking.
If you’re not attending, then keep up to date via Twitter and #DecommSupply
Jun142017
Updated: Updated with latest information
Thursday’s NDA Estate Supply Chain Event has reached full capacity, with a record 1,600 visitors now signed up to attend.
More than 300 organisations have taken exhibition space at the EventCity venue, Manchester, which will once again feature the popular Innovation Zone, with technology demonstrations throughout the day. Last year saw the launch of the Skills Zone which has expanded for 2017.
Other government departments attending include:
The event is organised jointly by the NDA and its Site Licence Companies and is now believed to be the biggest of its kind in Europe. Launched in 2011, its aim is to create greater visibility of opportunities for suppliers, in particular for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs).
The morning will be opened by new NDA Chief Executive David Peattie, with a further keynote speech by Rear Admiral Keith Beckett from the MOD’s submarine programme.
This will be followed by the annual awards ceremony that acknowledges the vital role of suppliers in driving decommissioning progress across the UK.
The afternoon will see a series of presentations from the NDA’s business units, outlining future opportunities.
The day brings together suppliers of all sizes with organisations placing contracts, and provides opportunities for informal face-to-face networking while showcasing the latest nuclear technologies.
Ron Gorham, the NDA’s Head of Supply Chain Optimisation and SME Champion, said:
We’re delighted that the event continues to attract ever more interest, and this year’s looks set to be the busiest yet.
We look forward to engaging with our supply chain, discussing opportunities, listening to their feedback and encouraging newcomers to become involved with decommissioning across the UK. Suppliers are vital to our success and we hope they will take full advantage of the presentations and informal networking.
If you’re not attending, then keep up to date via Twitter and #DecommSupply
Jun142017
New duty solicitor rotas are available covering the period from 1 July to 31 December 2017.
You can now view the latest duty solicitor rotas – see link below.
Revised members’ lists on which the rotas are based have also been published.
If you have any feedback about these rotas or members’ lists you should use the contact details below.
A copy of the 2017 standard crime contract is available on gov.uk – see link below.
Duty solicitors: rotas, information and guidance – duty solicitor rotas covering 1 July to 31 December 2017 and revised members’ lists
dutysolqueries@legalaid.gsi.gov.uk – for feedback or enquiries about rotas or members’ list