The CEPA Review will determine how best to improve the administration and effectiveness of this major piece of legislation. The Review is timely given that much has changed in the field of environmental protection since CEPA became law in 1988. Likewise, experience with the Act provides ample opportunity to revisit that law, examine why it succeeded in some areas and was less effective in others.

Countries including Greece and Spain have suggested they will spare tourists the need to quarantine if they can prove they have been vaccinated, once tourism resumes. The Seychelles and Romania have also said they would open their doors to vaccinated travellers, and Australia has suggested a vaccination passport will allow inter state travel to resume. However, the UK Government has insisted it will not be issuing immunity passports to Britons who have had the jab.

China on Thursday announced it had approved the proposed merger between French lens maker Essilor and Luxottica, the Italian eyewear company that produces Ray Ban and Oakley sunglasses. Beijing was one of the final hurdles for the tie up between the two eyewear giants and its ruling likely paves the way for the deal completion. China was one of five key markets whose approval the two companies set as a condition for completing the tie up in order to ensure that the merged entity would face no hurdles in them.

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Gender equality was a founding principle of the European Union (EU) and has remained on its policy agenda ever since, yet delivery of policy goals has been uneven across countries and economic sectors. We draw on theoretical and empirical literatures from human resource management and policy science to explore EU gender equality initiatives and their enactment within one sector which has seen virtually no improvements in gender based employment equality: construction. To help understand the possible reasons for this, we compare practice and experiences in two countries; the UK and France.