Oh dear. After a long break, I somehow can’t be asked. However, I have to start somewhere.
One of the things we do at Amberhawk is review the last year and the year to come. We decided to refresh the web-site with a dozen or so new Chris Slane cartoons, so if you want to have a look and a Friday laugh (hopefully), please click on Cartoons button on the blog (top left).
Wishing you well; serious blogging starts next week.
Last June, I applied to become a Non-Executive Member of the new Information Commission; there were seven places up for
In my previous blogs (August 12 and 17), I showed that the Commission’s analysis of the Draft Adequacy Agreement/Decision covering
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How embarrassing! The UK’s Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) is joining a judicial review (JR) to ensure the Metropolitan
This blog is the continuation from Part 1 published last Tuesday. In summary, the draft Adequacy Agreement (“the Agreement”) published
The draft Adequacy Agreement (the “Agreement”) published by the European Commission last month contains seven basic errors of analysis which
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