Legal Analysis of Bribery Act 2010 and its Impact on G Ltd

This report provides an overview of the Bribery Act 2010, focusing on its legal implications and application. The report begins with an introduction to the Act, followed by an explanation of its key components and scope. A case study involving G Ltd is presented to illustrate the practical application of the Act, particularly concerning potential liabilities related to hospitality and event management. The analysis includes sections on how to avoid bribery within an organization. The report concludes with a summary of the key findings and includes references to relevant academic sources. The report covers the legal framework and the consequences of non-compliance, offering insights into ethical business practices and corporate governance. The report also highlights the significance of top-level commitment and proportionate procedures in preventing bribery, making it a valuable resource for understanding and managing bribery risks in a business context.

LEGAL ASPECT OF BUSINESS

Content
 Introduction
 Bribery act 2010
 Questions to be answered
 Conclusion
 Reference

Introduction
This presentation is based over crimes related to bribery and legislation that is
formed in UK. Further Bribery Act of 2010 has been explained with an
overview.

Introduction
This presentation is based over crimes related to bribery and legislation that is
formed in UK. Further Bribery Act of 2010 has been explained with an
overview.

Bribery act 2010
Briber Act 2010 was formed in the year 2010 on 1st of July by UK
government. In this act all kinds of principles and regulations is
been covered. As per the act an solid framework has been formed in
order to deal over offences that give rise to corruption and
dishonesty. Then common law and statute law is being used to
make sure that proper applicability of act is being done. Two other
acts is taken into consideration like Public Bodies Corrupt Practices
Act 1889 and the Prevention of Corruption Act 1906. section 17 of
schedule 2 is been covered while forming the act.

Bribery act 2010
Scope of this act is wider as it deals with various kinds of bribery
offences that is being offered by an individual to another individual.
Nature is dynamic in a way that bribe has been controlled and
punishment is also become harsh. In this presentation G ltd is
required to get answer over it.

Questions to be answered
1. Whether the hospitality provided by G Ltd for guests at the
Cheltenham Festival event might
make it criminally liable for bribery
In this case scenario it is to be find out that an illegal activities has
been taking places within an organization. As per ths G ltd is
required to host an event in which betting is being promoted that is
against moral values of society. This has to be deal as per section 1
and section 2 which is applied within case scenario. According to
section both private and public offences is been covered. So, G Ltd
is going to hold liability for promoting bribery offence and giving
negative message within society. .

Questions to be answered
Bribery can be avoided by an organization in a way that and
organization like G ltd should follow the steps to control it. They
are explained as follows:
Proportionate procedure: As per the step an organization is required
to make plan which includes various processes of organization that
is going to make complexity to be reduced that can make bribery to
happen.
Top-level commitment: As per this management of top level should
make standards and steps to be formed which develops concrete
wall in order to deal with crime related to bribery. .

Conclusion
In this presentation bribery crime is being
explained. Further in this Bribery Act of 2010
is to be deal with. Further questions in relation
to G Ltd' event has been answered in context
of the Act. In the end steps applied in an
organization to remove the bribery is
explained..

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