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August 21, 2020, Kieran Laird, Ravi Randhawa and John Cooper

The ‘manifestly without reasonable foundation’ proportionality test applies outside the context of welfare benefits – but may make little difference

In R (On the Application Of Drexler) v Leicestershire County Council [2020] EWCA Civ 502 the Appellant sought to challenge changes to the Respondent's Mainstream Home to School Transport Policy and … [Read more...] about The ‘manifestly without reasonable foundation’ proportionality test applies outside the context of welfare benefits – but may make little difference

Filed Under: Public Law & Regulation

August 14, 2020, John Cooper, Kieran Laird and Ravi Randhawa

Guidance on Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS) Investments ruled to be illogical and unlawful

In R (on the application of Palestine Solidarity Campaign Ltd) v Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government [2020] UKSC 16 the Supreme Court considered whether guidance issued … [Read more...] about Guidance on Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS) Investments ruled to be illogical and unlawful

Filed Under: Opinion Tagged With: LGPS, Pensions

August 11, 2020, Jonathan Chamberlain

Can shops make you wear a mask? Should they?

What should the role of retail staff be in protecting our health? Do they have to fight a culture war as well as the disease? "London is empty" chorused our friends "and there's practically no-one … [Read more...] about Can shops make you wear a mask? Should they?

Filed Under: Opinion Tagged With: COVID-19, Employment, Retail

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August 10, 2020, John Cooper, Kieran Laird and Ravi Randhawa

The Supreme Court considers the Carltona Principle does not apply where the clear wording of the statute implies otherwise

In R v Adams [2020] UKSC 19 the Supreme Court considered the legality of an order made under the Northern Ireland regime of detention without trial which was in place between 1922 and 1971 (known as … [Read more...] about The Supreme Court considers the Carltona Principle does not apply where the clear wording of the statute implies otherwise

Filed Under: Opinion, Public Law & Regulation Tagged With: Interim custody order, Northern Ireland, Public Law & Regulation, R v Adams, Republic of Ireland

August 8, 2020, Ian Chapman-Curry

What are the barriers, benefits and risks of rolling out artificial intelligence and related technology in pensions in the UK?

What are the barriers to rolling out artificial intelligence and related technology in pensions in the UK? The biggest barrier for the introduction and roll out of artificial intelligence and wider … [Read more...] about What are the barriers, benefits and risks of rolling out artificial intelligence and related technology in pensions in the UK?

Filed Under: AI, Opinion Tagged With: AI and pensions, Pensions, Pensions dashboards, Pensions technology

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August 7, 2020, Ian Chapman-Curry

How artificial intelligence could lead to a customer service revolution in pension savings

How do you rate customer service in pensions in the UK? If you rate customer service experiences from great to awful, how high up the list would you place dealing with pension schemes? For many … [Read more...] about How artificial intelligence could lead to a customer service revolution in pension savings

Filed Under: AI, Opinion Tagged With: AI and pensions, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Pensions, Pensions dashboards, Pensions technology

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