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    07/02/2025
    CEE, UK

    EU Commission issues guidelines on the definition of AI systems

    The European Commission has issued long awaited comprehensive guidelines on the definition of AI systems, as established by Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 (AI Act). With these practical guidelines the Commission aims to assist providers, deployers, importers, distributors of AI systems in determining whether a system constitutes an AI system within the meaning of the AI Act, thereby facilitating the effective application and enforcement of that Act. The definition of AI systems entered into force on 2 February 2025.Key elements of the AI system definitionDue to the diverse nature of AI systems, the...
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    07/02/2025
    CEE, UK

    EU Commission issues Guidelines on Prohibited AI Practices – Part I.

    The European Commission has issued long awaited comprehensive guidelines on prohibited artificial intelligence (AI) practices, as established by Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 (AI Act). These practical guidelines, which include examples and “use cases”, are crucial for businesses and organisations involved in the development, deployment, and use of AI systems in the EU. They have been issued to ensure compliance with the AI Act, which seeks to balance innovation with the protection of fundamental rights and Union values.This is first of two Law-Now articles summarising these guidelines.Background...
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    31/01/2025
    United Kingdom

    CMS Life Sciences Vital Signs Winter 2024/2025

    In our winter edition of Vital Signs we review how the new Labour Government in the UK aims to bring about significant changes to the life sciences & healthcare sector. We consider some key aspects of the party’s pre-election life sciences strategy and some sector-targeted actions taken by Labour since winning power. The Labour Government has also delivered on its promise to introduce an Employment Rights Bill within its first 100 days of office which it has described as the “biggest upgrade to rights at work for a generation”. That, along with a new duty to prevent sexual...
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    15/01/2025
    China

    2025 – Topics that may Concern You

    Companies doing business in China constantly have to deal with changes in regulations and new laws. This will also continue in 2025.Topics such as the new PRC Company Law, new PRC Tariff Law, PRC Regulations on Export Control of Dual-Use Items, network data security management, data transfer, opening up capital markets to foreign investment, and raise of statutory retirement age of employees etc. will continue to be a concern for many companies in China in 2025.Complying with regulatory requirements is one of the key challenges for foreign companies and investors in China, not only in terms of...
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    04/12/2024
    Ungarn

    Hungary to introduce new statistical clas­si­fi­ca­ti­on for economic activities on 1 January 2025

    As of 1 January 2025, a new version of the statistical industrial classification of activities (NACE’25) will replace the currently applicable classification system (NACE’08). The change was mandated by EU legislation, and as a result from 1 January 2025 economic activities pursued by Hungarian companies must be classified according to the new NACE’25.Hungary’s parliament has just adopted the act outlining the obligations of Hungarian companies regarding the upcoming changes to the activity-classification system specified below.Until 31 January 2025, the National Tax and...
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    14/10/2024
    United Kingdom

    Procurement Act go-live delayed to February 2025; but no hold-up in preparations for the new regime

    The six-month implementation period for entry into force of the new UK Procurement Act 2023 has been delayed a further four-months, with the new go-live date now being pushed back to 24 February 2025. This delay has not held up the Cabinet Office’s engagement with public sector and suppliers on the new features of the new Act, introducing the new Procurement Pathway for contracting authorities and engaging with suppliers on registering with the new Supplier Registration Service.Cabinet statement – reasons for delayThe new National Procurement Policy Statement (NPPS) issued in May before...
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