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#TeamSPB's Dennis Agnew and Diarmuid Ryan comment on the new FDI screening rules coming to Ireland in the article below!

#TeamSPB's Dennis Agnew and Diarmuid Ryan comment on the new FDI screening rules coming to Ireland in the article below!

#TeamSPB's Dennis Agnew and Diarmuid Ryan comment on the new FDI screening rules coming to Ireland in the article below!

#TeamSPB's Dennis Agnew and Diarmuid Ryan comment on the new FDI screening rules coming to Ireland in the article below!

#TeamSPB's Dennis Agnew and Diarmuid Ryan comment on the new FDI screening rules coming to Ireland in the article below!

#TeamSPB's Dennis Agnew and Diarmuid Ryan comment on the new FDI screening rules coming to Ireland in the article below!

#TeamSPB's Dennis Agnew and Diarmuid Ryan comment on the new FDI screening rules coming to Ireland in the article below!

📚 The e-Competitions Special Issue on Cooperation between National Competition Authorities is now online and available for all e-Competitions subscribers: https://lnkd.in/d88Jaz4b . 💡 This Special Issue is introduced with a Foreword by Imelda Maher and Mina Hosseini (University College Dublin), Cooperation between National Competition Authorities: An overview of EU and national case law: https://lnkd.in/dDmcfAP5 . ✍ This Special Issue includes contributions by: Dan Gilman (International Center for Law & Economics); Katie Hellings, Dan Shulak (Hogan Lovells); Adam Acosta, Mark Gidley, George Paul, Gabriela Baca, Cassandra Calderon, Sandra González Sánchez (White & Case LLP); Philipp Werner, Yvan Desmedt, Mario Todino, Don McGahn, Philippe Laconte, Marta Delgado Echevarría, Charlotte Breuvart (Jones Day); Greg Heltzer, Alva Mather (McDermott Will & Emery); Zachary Siegler, Margaret Krawiec, Tara Reinhart, David Wales (Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP and Affiliates); Margot Vogels, Andreas Reindl (Van Bael & Bellis), and many others. #NationalCompetitionAuthorities #CooperationbetweenNCAs #CompetitionLaw #Antitrust #DireitoDaConcorrencia #DerechoDeLaCompetencia

One for the FOIA aficionados. When is information about a government policy or policies information which relates to its formulation or development (and which, thus, engages the section 35 exemption), and when is it, instead, only information about its implementation. The Upper Tribunal comes good for the Cabinet Office at the last hour (after having initially refused permission to appeal) and holds that information on polling of the general public on their perception of the strength of the Union (between Scotland and the RoUK) was not implementation of a settled policy, but was, in terms, “follow-on policy formulation”. Long and complex judgment: take a deep breath if you’re going to dive in. https://lnkd.in/dmHmD2zK

*Civility: Gov Umo Eno has started well. His body language does not encourage his appointee(s) attacking those with contrary opinions in the media. *Govt should encourage hard work and discourage laziness, sycophancy & mediocrity. *Governors’ Security Votes. *NYSC should be scrapped. It has outlived its purpose. *We Need True Federalism. Restructuring and overhauling of the 1999 Constitution is the only permanent solution to Nigeria’s problems. #CenterForHumanRights&AccountabilityNetwork #CHRAN @Inspiration105.9FMUyo https://lnkd.in/deM8XEG3