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Tim Baines

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Small-town boy (Lindsay, ON), Journalist for Postmedia. Long-time CFL/Redblacks guy. Writing mostly about the Ottawa Senators now. I love 1970s Canadian rock.
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European Commission Adopts Revised European Sustainability Reporting Standards

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By Tim Baines, Oliver Williams
| JD Supra
[co-author: Beth Mills]* On 3 July 2026, the European Commission ("EC") adopted revised European Sustainability Reporting Standards ("ESRS") and, for smaller companies, a voluntary reporting standard. The revised ESRS are intended to simplify sustainability reporting under the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive ("CSRD"). The target of the EC is to reduce the administrative burden on EU businesses whilst maintaining high-quality disclosures.
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UK Government Publishes Draft Regulations To Implement The Nature Restoration Levy

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By Michael Hutchinson, Tim Baines, Iain Roberts
| Mondaq
Mayer Brown are most popular: within Compliance topic(s) In a bid to spur economic growth and reverse environmental decline, in 2025, the UK Government introduced a new approach to off-setting environmental harms caused by new housing and infrastructure development.
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UK Government Publishes Draft Regulations to Implement the Nature Restoration Levy

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By Tim Baines, Michael Hutchinson
| JD Supra
1. INTRODUCTION In a bid to spur economic growth and reverse environmental decline, in 2025, the UK Government introduced a new approach to off-setting environmental harms caused by new housing and infrastructure development. Until now, the approach had been to require developers, on a site-by-site basis, to calculate the environmental harm caused by their development and and either make off-site compensating provision or make an equivalent payment to the local authority.
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