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25 Jul 2001
The review's final report marks the end of a three-year project aimed at devising a modern framework of company law to replace the current system, much of which was developed in the days of Queen Victoria.
Put together by a steering group consisting of business, legal and government experts, it makes a number of recommendations to simplify business law with the aim of reducing red tape for companies large and small.
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