Natural disasters and business continuity

NATURAL DISASTERS AND BUSINESS
CONTINUITY

However sophisticated and complex our societies may be, the bushfires, floods and now the COVID-19 outbreak show how vulnerable we, and our enterprises, can be. We'll be focusing on how you can cope now, and build resilience, for future challenges from the natural world.

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NSW extends timeframes for key events in planning system The COVID-19 Legislation Amendment (Emergency Measures – Miscellaneous) Act 2020 (NSW) raises several opportunities for developers. Article, 28 May 2020
When your tenants come knocking: A landlord's guide to re-negotiating leases when the regulations don't apply to you There are five steps to take when you want to negotiate in a way that leaves your tenant goodwill, revenue streams and cash reserves all intact. Article, 28 May 2020
Managing Australian “permanent establishment” tax issues related to international employee displacement due to COVID-19 If an employer has any uncertainty about whether any arrangements could trigger “permanent establishment” issues then it should consider approaching the ATO for guidance – and the earlier the better. Article, 28 May 2020
COVID-19 temporary changes to continuous disclosure provisions for listed entities The Treasurer announced on 25 May 2020 the Federal Government will temporarily amend the continuous disclosure provisions of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) such that an entity will only be liable for breach of those provisions if it fails to update ... Article, 27 May 2020
Queensland allows documents to be signed electronically and witnessed via audio visual link Queensland has now passed a sweeping package of regulations that allow deeds, mortgages, general powers of attorney, affidavits and declarations to be signed electronically on a temporary basis. Article, 22 May 2020
COVID-19: Can I temperature test my workers? Employers may implement temperature testing, however, they must be mindful of the limitations as a control measure, as well as taking into account employee privacy concerns. Article, 18 May 2020
National COVID-19 Safe Workplace Principles and Industry-specific Guidelines The Principles require businesses to take proactive steps in ensuring the workplace is a healthy and safe working environment for every person. Article, 18 May 2020
Victoria allows electronic deeds and signatures to be witnessed via audio-visual link; NSW passes further legislation Victoria has now passed regulations purportedly to facilitate the execution of deeds electronically, while NSW passes further legislation. Article, 14 May 2020
Don’t put a mask on your trade marks: how to protect your brand during the COVID-19 pandemic Businesses have leapt at the challenge to innovate and adapt to the COVID-19 pandemic, but they should not lose sight of their brands and the importance of their trade mark registrations. Article, 14 May 2020
Time to review your exploration tenure strategy – reform to Queensland resources legislation and COVID-19 relief Exploration resource authority holders should consider the changes to current relinquishment requirements, exploration work programs and renewal requirements applicable to EPs and ATPs, and eligibility for rent, fees and charges relief. Article, 14 May 2020

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