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Webinar recording - Subsidy Control: Managing effective processes and how public authorities should prepare for increased checks and audits

25 September 2024

The Labour Manifesto states that public authorities will be required to demonstrate “exemplary management of public money" in order to secure regeneration funding. This is expected to involve much more rigorous checks around compliance, including Subsidy Control.

To assist public authorities with preparing for this new regime, DWF Subsidy Control experts Jonathan Branton and Alexander Rose provided a webinar focusing on common errors made in this area of law and explained how public authorities can introduce and manage effective processes and structures to demonstrate compliance with the Subsidy Control Act 2022, including the effective use of subsidy schemes when making multiple similar awards.

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