Regulations

We look at the recent decision in the case Braceureself v NHS England, which reminds us of the principles the court will apply where faced with a "manifest error" in the way the authority has conducted an evaluation.

Please join us on 15 September at our next 5 in 25 webinar on the topic: “When evaluation goes wrong: 5 lessons learned from case law”.

We look at a recent case which sheds light on the level of civil financial penalty a court may impose when granting a declaration of ineffectiveness.

Following various re-licencing and extension arrangements, Camelot have held the contract to operate the National Lottery for almost 30 years. That contract is due to expire 2024, and the Gambling Commission commenced a competition for a new licence to operate in August 2020.