Description This 30minute recorded webinar explains the practical consequences of the July 2026 correction slip to The Provision of Services (Amendment and Transitional Provisions) Regulations 2026 (SI 2026/435). The session breaks down how the instrument restates, revokes or replaces secondary assimilated law under the Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Act 2023, and introduces the saving and transitional provisions that affect regulated authorisation processes.
Designed for practising solicitors advising regulators and regulated businesses in England and Wales, the webinar identifies which duties on competent authorities (licensing/authorisation bodies) are affected, sets out immediate compliance actions, and uses worked examples and a short compliance checklist to show how to map the amendments onto current processes (fees, transparency, applications and renewals). You will leave with a concise implementation template to use within regulatory or inhouse legal functions.
Key learning outcomes (what you will be able to do) - Interpret the effect of SI 2026/435 on the Provision of Services Regulations 2009 and on relevant retained EU law. - Identify which duties of competent authorities are amended and how those changes affect licensing, authorisation and renewal procedures. - Apply the saving and transitional provisions to ongoing applications and live cases. - Use a practical compliance checklist and onepage implementation template to update processes and client advice. - Detect common pitfalls and advise on professional and publiclaw risks arising from misapplication.
Who should attend Practising solicitors in England and Wales working in regulatory, public law, commercial or inhouse roles who advise regulators, regulated businesses or manage authorisation processes.
Topics covered - Context and legal framework: scope of SI 2026/435 and links to the Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Act 2023 - Key changes to the Provision of Services Regulations 2009 and affected duties of competent authorities - Relevant case law and regulatory obligations to bear in mind - Practical application: mapping amendments to fees, transparency, application and renewal workflows - Worked examples, drafting guidance and strategic considerations - Common pitfalls, risk management and key takeaways
CPD accreditation and delivery - Duration: 30 minutes (ondemand, recorded). - CPD: 0.5 hours' CPD for practising solicitors in England and Wales. - Format: Recorded Datalaw production - available to stream at your convenience. - Materials: short compliance checklist and onepage implementation template provided on completion.
Access Available now on demand via Datalaw - stream the session when it suits you and download the practical checklist and template to implement immediately.