Philippe Goossens organized a lunch on Thursday, 15 December in partnership with the Business Legal Forum on the theme :
“Public Authorities: What objectives and what means? Companies: What practical issues?”
In adopting the Sapin 2 bill, France now has a legal framework for the fight against corruption that is equivalent to that of the United States or Great Britain. Beyond the level of possible sanctions, the compulsory preventative obligations and the imposed compliance measures, the text organizes, for the first time, a true negotiation with the public prosecutor’s office within the framework of a public interest judicial agreement. But between the adopted text and that which the implementation decrees will organize, it is urgent to measure the existing margins on some of the key points :
Philippe exchanged points of view and experiences with high-level participants, including: