On Thursday 19th January UK Prime Minister David Cameron said that he intends to introduce legislation "to consolidate more than a dozen outdated pieces of legislation governing ...
Following the announcement of a Co-operatives Bill by Prime Minister David Cameron, the case for consolidating co-operative legislation is examined by Helen Barber, Head of Legal Services at Co-operatives UK . . .
Britain’s co-operatives are set to benefit from credit union legislation that allow under-16s to become members and provide an opportunity to raise more capital.
On 8th January 2012 most of the changes to the legislation governing co-operatives and community benefit societies first discussed in 2007 come into effect. They were enacted in ...
The threat to the continued existence of the building society sector as it has been known historically makes this one of the most significant, and negative, points in the history ...
In the UK, a body wishing to function as a co-operative is free to use any legal form it chooses. That includes registering under the Companies Act 2006 or the Limited Liability ...
I recently blogged about legal forms that social enterprises are adopting, drawing on published figures from the respective regulatory bodies, in an attempt to see if the hype ...
The draft Legislative Reform (Industrial and Provident Societies and Credit Unions) Order 2010 has now been laid before Parliament. Here is the Explanatory Memorandum.
It follows ...
The private member's bill which almost passed both Houses earlier this year has been launched again in the House of Lords. To follow its progress go here.
It is a very useful ...
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