Failing to prevent foreign bribery – legal liability for Au businesses
By AAMEG | 26 October 2021
Proposed legislation is before the Australian Parliament that would create a corporate offence of failing to prevent foreign bribery The proposed offence is based on a similar United Kingdom (UK) law, the highest benchmark for global foreign bribery laws available to date The proposed Australian
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