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New Corporate Manslaughter Bill
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Government plans to introduce “Corporate Manslaughter” and “Grossly Negligent Management Causing Death” bill.
As a result of introduction of the bill, members of senior management found guilty of causing the death of employees through negligence could face criminal prosecution and even imprisonment. The bill is currently being prepared by the Department of Justice. These proposals take into account the recommendation of the Law Reform Commission's Report on Corporate Killing. The Law Reform Commission Report on Corporate Killing was launched in 2005.
This development once again highlights personal responsibilities of directors, senior and line managers for health and safety of their staff and it is essential that all of them understand their Health and Safety Responsibilities.