Delay to Bribery Act should not distract businesses, says PWC

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The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has confirmed that the Bribery Act, due to come into force in April, will be delayed until it has issued further guidance to businesses.

Although, the MoJ would not confirm a new date for the Act's implementation, it said the new laws would apply three months after the guidance had been issued.

Commenting on the decision, Andrew Gordon, a partner in PricewaterhouseCoopers's (PWC) forensic services practice, said: "We are concerned that businesses will be distracted by the current debate and the uncertainty it brings. There is no guarantee that the Act will be materially changed in its substance.

"Companies that have not begun to

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