News, information and updates from AALA and the wider world.
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Prior Information Notice advertising HSE's intention to procure a new contractor to deliver AALS Invitation for interested suppliers to attend a stakeholder event at HSE, Bootle. |
4 weeks ago |
Statement following HSE Board meeting on 12 September 2018 Update on the review of AALA following the HSE Board meeting on 12 September 2018 (Includes information on retender of AALS) |
5 weeks ago |
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Update on the review of AALA - December 2017 Latest news following the HSE Board meeting on 6 December |
10 months ago |
Web link for recording of webinar 30 November 2017 On 30 November 2017 HSE held a webinar to provide an update on the progress of the review of the Adventure Activities Licensing Authority. This document contains instructions on how to replay the webinar. |
8 months ago |
Adventure Activities Licensing Authority webinar link A webinar was held on 19 June 2017 to provide the results of the survey conducted in phase 1 of the consultation. This document provides details of how to listen to a recording of the presentation. |
1 year ago |
The AALA review - Frequently Asked Questions Answers to common questions including information on how to access the AALA survey results. |
1 year ago |
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Adventure Activities Licensing in Scotland The Scottish Government has asked the Scottish Adventure Activities Forum to undertake a review to further inform their decision-making relating to Adventure Activity Licensing in Scotland. SAAF want as many activity providers and other interested parties as possible to respond to the consultation. You can read more about this work and access the on line survey by following the web link. |
3 years ago |
Revised Workplace ACoP HSE has published new help for employers on how to protect the health, safety and welfare of their workers. The Workplace Regulations Approved Code of Practice (ACOP) (L24)[1] has been reviewed and updated to make it easier for employers, building owners, landlords and managing agents to understand and meet their legal obligations and so reduce the risks of over compliance. |
4 years ago |
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