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Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act 2007 (2007 c 19)

The 2007 legislation revolutionises the approach to tackling deaths caused by corporate negligence, addressing the need for accountability at an organisational level. It establishes clear legal standards for the manner in which companies must manage their activities to prevent fatalities, shifting the focus from individual blame to organisational structure and systemic failures. The Act simplifies the prosecution process by defining how an organisation's responsibilities contribute to unlawful deaths, thus ensuring that companies and organisations are held criminally liable for failures in their duty of care that result in death. This law underscores the importance of corporate governance and public safety.

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