REUTERS/Pascal Lauener   WESTLAW UK WHAT'S NEW - JULY 2011     Welcome to the July 2011 issue of Westlaw UK What's New.      This month we're pleased to inform you of two new full-text journals that have been added to the service and which are now available for you to include in your research.     As well as this, we're giving you information on the books that are being added to Westlaw UK this month as part of our mission to expand your online library.   We've also included an update on which Acts have been annotated this month as part of our Annotated Statutes Service and we're giving you some links to commentary on the Bribery Act, which came into force at the start of July.   As always, should you have any questions or comments please contact our Customer Training and Support Team on 0800 028 2200 or email customer.service@westlaw.co.uk.   Best wishes,   The Westlaw UK Team       OTHER FEATURES     BRIBERY ACT 2010 - A SPECIAL REPORT   Thomson Reuters GRC recently carried out a survey of its clients around the world to assess how prepared they are for the Bribery Act 2010 and the practical steps they have taken to implement the Act. Respondents included practitioners from a complete cross section of control functions within organisations, ranging from compliance officers, risk managers, in-house legal, money laundering reporting officers and internal auditors to chief executive and chief financial officers.   The results of the survey highlight both areas of potential concern as well as emerging best practice which should assist all firms in benchmarking their approach to the prevention of bribery and corruption.  The full results of this survey are presented in a Special Report, the aim of which is to inform all firms and their senior managers of the scope and likely international impact of the Bribery Act 2010, together with analysis of the other latest global developments on the prevention of bribery and corruption. You can download a free copy of this detailed report here.   CLUES AND CUES   This month we have a whole new set of top tips, helpful hints and practical advice on how to get the most out of Westlaw UK.                                              FIND OUT MORE >>     Use the links within the JULY 2011 CONTENTS list for this month's enhancements		JULY 2011 CONTENTS     WHAT'S NEW FOR WESTLAW UK   NEW JOURNALS ADDED We've added two new journals this month for you to include in your research   WHAT'S NEW FOR WESTLAW UK ADD-ONS* KNOWLEDGE IN BLOOM We're giving you an update on the latest books being made available on the service   ANNOTATED STATUTES UPDATE If you subscribe to this add-on, you may be interested to know which Acts we've updated recently      *Add-ons, e.g. Annotated Statutes, Common Law Library, Journals PDF Library and Circulation Lists, etc. are additional content to a Westlaw UK subscription.       PRACTICE AREA CORNER     THIS MONTH WE'RE FOCUSSING ON THE BRIBERY ACT 2010 WHICH CAME INTO FORCE ON 1 JULY 2011    The Bribery Act 2010 c.23 Read the Act in full and get insight into its meaning using our Legislation Analysis documents and Annotations   Law Society publication on The Bribery Act 2010 This Practice Note explains the provisions in more detail   All hail the Bribery Act - the toothless wonder! Full-text article taken from Archbold Review   "Bribery of a foreign public official" may cover a wider range than you might think Full-text journal article from Company Lawyer    Guidance on the approach of the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service to reporting by businesses of bribery offences (Scotland) Official Publication by COPFS   Bar Council takes advice on whether referral fees fall foul of Bribery Act A press release from the Bar Council         GOT ANY FEEDBACK?   Is there anything else you'd like to see in your What's New? Do you have any comments on Westlaw UK? We want to hear from you! Tell us what you think here.

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