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From Part V to Part 7: legislative changes under the Planning and Development Act 2024
Join us on 29th April for a CPD on From Part V to Part 7: legislative changes under the Planning and Development Act 2024. A one-hour workshop delivered by the Housing Agency about the upcoming changes to Part V which will become Part 7 of the Planning and Development Act 2024. The workshop will also […]
APC Forum – PQSL 101
This month the SCSI Education Team are holding an online APC Forum for trainees enrolled on the APC to discuss all matters related to PQSL requirements for the APC. This session will aim to: demystify what activities can be used for PQSL purposes share tips for planning these activities throughout your training period, and […]
Getting Contractual Notices Right: Protecting Entitlements Under JCT, NEC and PWC
Join us on 30th April for a CPD on Getting Contractual Notices Right: Protecting Entitlements Under JCT, NEC and PWC. Getting notices right is a vital part of good contract management. The courts have a tendency to strictly interpret the provisions of contracts relating to notices, and failure to observe such provisions have led to contractors being unable to claim […]




