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Artificial intelligence in healthcare services: is Indonesia regulatory framework ready?
Indonesia: The article provides a structured overview of the key legal risks and practical steps businesses should take now.
Building safety – the latest from the courts
United Kingdom: It is time for another of our building safety case round-ups, looking to give readers a high-level overview of a selection of the most noteworthy cases coming out of the courts over the last six months.
How is the construction industry responding to AI (and some issues to consider in its implementation)
United Kingdom: Most then thought that the integration of transformative AI technology such as generative AI (GenAI) into construction processes was still far off. Dentons' 2024 survey, Laws of AI Traction, found that construction companies were using AI for IT, cybersecurity, customer service and accounting use cases but also highlighted fears about AI skills gaps and investment costs. A year on, the examples we share in or latest article point to the emergence of a more positive attitude within construction about the potential benefits of using AI – but not necessarily a wider take up.
Indonesia’s PPP framework reinforced: what Bappenas regulation 9/2025 means for project structuring and financing
Indonesia: This article examines the key updates under Bappenas Regulation No. 9 of 2025 and their implications for PPP structuring, financing, and bankability in Indonesia.
Shared Future: Regulation and Contracting for Community Batteries
Australia: Community batteries are emerging as an important enabler of distributed energy resources in Australia, supporting increased utilisation of rooftop solar, local network optimisation and broader consumer participation in the energy transition. Although typically modest in scale, community batteries sit at the intersection of the National Electricity Market (NEM) regulatory framework and state and territory planning, building and electrical safety regimes.
This article provides a practical legal overview of community battery projects, explaining what community batteries are, why they are being introduced and how they are being deployed in practice through Australian case studies. It examines the treatment of community batteries under the National Electricity Law and Rules, including registration exemptions, ring-fencing constraints on Distribution Network Service Providers (DNSPs) and retail law considerations. The article also outlines key state-based approval pathways, using Victoria as an example, and identifies the principal contractual arrangements and risk allocation issues relevant to project proponents, councils, DNSPs and aggregators.
UK People, Reward and Mobility Newsletter – February 2026
United Kingdom: Each month, we look at some of the key employment, pension and immigration issues affecting our clients' workforces. In this edition, we explore: redundancy dismissals and collective consultation triggers; employment status of volunteers; the expansion of right to work checks; and the line between positive action and unlawful positive discrimination.
