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The Privy Council has reserved its decision on a landmark final appeal over the time limit for the Occupational Health and Safety Authority and Agency (OSH Authority) to initiate prosecutions for health and safety offences.
Five Law Lords reserved their judgment after hearing submissions at the United Kingdom Supreme Court Building in London, England, yesterday morning.
The outcome of the case is highly anticipated as it would have a direct effect on ongoing prosecutions pursued by the authority including a series of parallel prosecutions before the Industrial Court and Magistrate’s Court related to a diving tragedy at Paria’s Pointe-a-Pierre facility in 2022, which claimed the lives of four divers.
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