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Colin Magee and Justin Pen will summarise recent developments regarding the prosecution of “reckless conduct” offences under s 31 of the Work Health and Safety Act 2011 (NSW), including by reference to cognate legislation in cognate jurisdictions – namely, whether recklessness requires proof that a defendant foresaw the possibility, rather than a probability, of a risk to health and safety. They will also review the proposed changes to s 31, and the proposed insertion of a new s30A “industrial manslaughter” offence, expressed in the Model Work Health and Safety Legislation Amendment (Offences and Penalties) 2023 (Cth).
We hope you can join us.
By Greenway ChambersColin Magee and Justin Pen will summarise recent developments regarding the prosecution of “reckless conduct” offences under s 31 of the Work Health and Safety Act 2011 (NSW), including by reference to cognate legislation in cognate jurisdictions – namely, whether recklessness requires proof that a defendant foresaw the possibility, rather than a probability, of a risk to health and safety. They will also review the proposed changes to s 31, and the proposed insertion of a new s30A “industrial manslaughter” offence, expressed in the Model Work Health and Safety Legislation Amendment (Offences and Penalties) 2023 (Cth).
We hope you can join us.