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Privilege in Regulatory Investigations

The Irish courts recognise that litigation privilege can apply where the dominant purpose for the creation of a document was a regulatory or criminal investigation. Nonetheless, regulators can sometimes request to review legal advice to understand the steps a regulated…

How to ensure Quality in Public Spending?

The Public Spending Code, which was updated last December, imposes obligations on the organisations that spend public money. These obligations apply to the whole range of State Bodies, from Government Departments, to State-sponsored Companies to Local Authorities. The Quality Assurance…

PAI’s Training Card Incentive Scheme.

The 2021 Training Card Incentive Scheme. Applications close Friday 18th December 2020 Public Affairs Ireland are delighted to announce the launch of the 2021 Training Card Incentive Scheme.   In line with ‘Public Sector 2020 – The Government Reform Framework’,…

Effective Communication in a Crisis

2020 has been a year of crisis. There have been innumerable instances and moments over the past few months that have sparked outrage, seen powerful people lose important roles, and witnessed publicly quoted companies take catastrophic hits to their share…

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