In October 2017, the Government accepted a recommendation that the Office of the Director of Corporate Enforcement (ODCE) should no longer be an Office within the Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation and should instead become an Agency, in the form of a Commission. The legislation that will bring about this change, including the renaming of the ODCE to the Corporate Enforcement Authority, was published last month alongside a regulatory impact assessment: see here.
Wednesday 9 January 2019
Ireland: Establishing the Corporate Enforcement Authority
In October 2017, the Government accepted a recommendation that the Office of the Director of Corporate Enforcement (ODCE) should no longer be an Office within the Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation and should instead become an Agency, in the form of a Commission. The legislation that will bring about this change, including the renaming of the ODCE to the Corporate Enforcement Authority, was published last month alongside a regulatory impact assessment: see here.
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