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When the Construction Act amendments come into force and “construction contracts” no longer have to be in writing, more arguments about whether or not there was a contract can be expected
Following the Donaghy inquiry into construction deaths, it has been reported that the HSE Board will decide in the spring of 2010 whether to recommend to ministers the introduction of statutory health and safety duties for directors
