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NewsletterJanuary 2009EBA NewsContents
Perspective Perspective - in the words of President Obama"Now, America has arrived at a crossroads. Embedded in American soil and the wind and the sun, we have the resources to change. Our scientists, businesses and workers have the capacity to move us forward. It falls on us to choose whether to risk the peril that comes with our current course or to seize the promise of energy independence. For the sake of our security, our economy and our planet, we must have the courage and commitment to change.
EBA - update and events outlineNew national office in SydneyEBA has moved its national office to Sydney and we are again co-located with the Australian Institute of Architects. The new address is 3 Manning Street, Potts Point (mailing PO Box 5374, Sydney, NSW 2001) and the phone number is 02 9358 1800. Policy work In the immediate term EBA is finalising submissions to Government on the White Paper; Renewable Energy Target; and the pre-Budget submission. A call went out to all members for their input in mid January, but if you have a vitally important aspect to discuss for inclusion please email Fiona Wain this week. EBA events for 2009 EBA's first event will be on 19 February and will be held in the auditorium at our new Sydney office. It will be a scene-setter for the rest of the year's events and we are inviting representatives of key business, community, environmental and scientific organisations to help build a strategy to strengthen Australia's response to environmental, social and economic challenges. Details will be emailed to members shortly. Following EBA events throughout the year will take an in-depth look at key solutions and how best to implement them. Thursday 19 February, 3.00 p.m. - Yes we can also - An event about empowering all Australians to engage in decision-making and action to achieve meaningful cuts to greenhouse gas emissions in time to avoid the worst extremes of climate change while building new markets, new industries and millions of new jobs. Other dates for EBA forums are: Wednesday 18 March, Melbourne Wednesday 29 April, Sydney 24-26 May, Copenhagen, World Business Summit on Climate Change (no EBA events in Australia) Wednesday 17 June, city TBC Wednesday 29 July, Sydney or Brisbane Wednesday 19 August, Sydney Wednesday 23 September, Melbourne Wednesday 21 October, Sydney 26-28 October (TBC), Gold Coast - CARBON MARKET EXPO AUSTRALASIA 2009 Wednesday 4 November, EBA Annual General Meeting, Sydney 7-18 December, Copenhagen - UNFCCC, Conference of the Parties COP 15 The topics and invited speakers for these EBA forums will be announced later this week. Forums will generally start at 3.00 p.m. Additional events will be announced as key speaker availability is determined. Membership of EBA - time to commit 2009 will be a pivotal year and EBA needs everyone's support to make sure our important role continues to have the impact on policy development and new markets for the environment industry and cleantech sector. EBA's role in helping to shape solutions has never been more important as we face the challenge of climate change and the ongoing turmoil on financial and economic markets. But now truly is the time to be driving 'The Global Green New Deal' as it is referred to by the UN and President Obama. Our challenges are many, but so are our opportunities if we work hard to turn ideas into commercial reality. We know that a number of our member companies are facing a very uncertain future and this is a very stressful time for many of our friends and colleagues. Please can we encourage those of you receiving this newsletter, who are not yet members, to add your support in a tangible way by becoming a financial member now and helping your industry association do what it does best. Membership enquiries can be directed to either Fiona Wain or Jack Whelan. Alternatively, go to the EBA website www.environmentbusiness.com.au where membership benefits, rates, and the application form can be accessed. EBA member newsmecu has produced a video about its Conservation Landbank project. This project demonstrates why once again mecu is a sustainable banking option. To view the video please visit the following link: www.mecu.com.au/About-mecu/news-and-media/mecu-Conservation-Landbank-Video-Presentation.htmlFor more information, contact Jo O'Sullivan, Community Banking Manager, Ph: 02 6246 5402. Email: Jo.O'Sullivan@mecu.com.au Lochard launches AirTrak-Carbon Manager 3.12.08 AirTrak-Carbon Manager enables airports to easily assess and track aircraft carbon emissions. Without accurate knowledge of aircraft emissions, managing and reporting on an airport's overall carbon footprint is impossible. Established methods, using average times in mode, have been shown to over-estimate emissions by up to 30%. Lochard's AirTrak-Carbon Manager uses actual flight track data. This delivers a very accurate assessment of aircraft emissions, broken into individual flight phases to reveal emissions specific to each segment e.g. taxiing or time in holding zone. AirTrak-Carbon Manager helps airports accurately compute and view carbon emissions from the entire aircraft operation including the Landing and Take Off (LTO) cycle and en route. By receiving continuous automated information, airports can accurately assess the impact of carbon reduction measures and report emissions trends. AirTrak-Carbon Manager provides detailed information for environmental reporting to airport stakeholders and input to planning decisions. AirTrak-Carbon Manager is Lochard's first subscription module directed at aircraft emissions after several successful noise management modules. It is currently undergoing trials at Stockholm Arlanda airport in Sweden; one of the internationally recognised leaders in airport carbon efficiency. AirTrak-Carbon Manager continues Lochard's approach of developing application focused web-based modules, each providing key support to airports. AirTrak-Carbon Manager is the fourth such module after recent successful launches of WebTrak-Display, WebTrak-Investigate and WebTrak-FlyQuiet. The modules leverage existing Lochard infrastructure in client airports. As a result they are low cost and rapidly deployable. Lochard helps over 130 airports manage their environmental impact worldwide. Currently more than 30 airports are using the new Lochard subscription modules, including Heathrow, Chicago, Los Angeles and Sydney. For further information, email environment@lochard.com, www.lochard.com Parsons Brinckerhoff receives Governor-General's Award for support of Indigenous engineers PB was presented with the award by the Governor-General for its support for the Indigenous Australian Engineering Summer School. Managing Director Jim Mantle said PB has proudly supported the Summer School since its inception. "This is one way we can encourage Indigenous Australians to get involved in the design and delivery of infrastructure - including in their own communities. "PB is acutely aware of the importance of this given our work as Program Manager for the $672M Strategic Indigenous Housing and Infrastructure Program across 73 communities in the Northern Territory. Parsons Brinckerhoff (PB) is one of the world's leading planning, environment and infrastructure consultancies, with over 13,000 staff based in offices across six continents. In Australia and New Zealand, PB's multidisciplinary team of over 2,500 professionals offers a comprehensive range of multidisciplinary services and total project delivery on projects of any scale. See www.pb.com.au and www.pbworld.com SKM Wins Global Business Achievement Award 12.1.09. Leading engineering, sciences and project delivery firm, Sinclair Knight Merz (SKM) has been recognised by the well regarded Environmental Business Journal with a Gold Medal for Business Achievement. The Award, in the Large Firms category for organisations with revenues greater than US$100 million, will be officially presented to SKM next month at EBJ's Environmental Industry Summit in San Diego. It recognises SKM's outstanding revenue growth of approximately 30% annually over the past five years. In 2007-08, SKM's revenues broke the A$1 billion barrier for the first time. SKM Water & Environment General Manager, Geoff Linke said the Award from a highly respected environmental industry publication is also recognition of the firm's growing global ability to service clients in dealing with significant environmental issues. "Aside from our traditional markets in Australia and New Zealand, we are now bringing our skills to clients in the United States, Europe, South America and across Asia, on a range of water and environmental projects," Mr Linke said. SKM employs about 6,500 staff in almost 50 offices around the world. In the Water and Environment market, the firm has a global alliance with leading US environmental consultancy, Malcolm Pirnie Inc. SKM staff come from a diverse range of disciplines including engineers, planners, architects, economists, scientists, project managers, technicians and administrative staff. They work across seven broad markets: Buildings & Property; Defence; Power & Industry; International Development Assistance; Transport Infrastructure; Mining & Metals; along with Water & Environment. www.skmconsulting.com Parsons Brinckerhoff the first carbon neutral infrastructure consultancy PB Director of Sustainability Darren Bilsborough said PB saw no reason to delay this important step. "We have the understanding and skills to become carbon-neutral - why postpone this until 2010 or beyond? "To achieve carbon-neutral status PB had to first audit its carbon footprint, reduce emissions and then offset those emissions we could not eliminate. We then had our audit independently verified by Carbon Planet. "The 2008 audit was the first comprehensive measure of our carbon emissions - it provides a benchmark for future years. To mitigate the balance of its carbon emissions, estimated at approximately 1,000 tonnes of CO2 per month, PB purchased diversion from landfill offsets from the Southern Metropolitan Regional Council (WA). Diversion from landfill has the dual benefit of reducing waste and reducing production of methane - a gas 21 times more potent than carbon dioxide. "PB made this selection with great care - the offsets are independently verified as ‘outstanding' by Carbon Offset Watch and Choice and are registered through the Australian Greenhouse Office (AGO). PB's Climate Change Policy is available at www.pb.com.au. See Who we are > PB and sustainability. The emissions audit was conducted as per AGO's Greenhouse Challenge Plus. See www.climatechange.gov.au/greenhousefriendly and for more details about landfill offsets see www.carbonoffsetguide.com.au/providers/SMRC Australia NewsSolar industry cash dries upThe Age. By Royce Millar, 27.1.09. Australia is forfeiting billions of dollars in investment and thousands of jobs through its lack of support for solar energy, according to European companies that have shunned the sunburnt country. An Age investigation has found that potential investors courted by federal and state governments have rejected Australia, the world's sunniest continent, citing a lack of business incentives such as tax breaks and the nation's unwillingness to regulate in favour of renewable energy. Better Place names Evan Thornley as CEO of Australian operating company 21.1.09. Better Place, the world's leading mobility operator, has appointed Evan Thornley, a successful technology entrepreneur and former member of the Victorian Parliament, as chief executive officer in Australia. Thornley will oversee the development of the Better Place electric vehicle network in Australia, helping enable car manufacturers to switch to electric vehicle production. "We have a massive, transformative solution for oil independence, and I am excited that Evan will be leading our efforts in Australia," said Shai Agassi, Founder and CEO, Better Place. "Evan's deep technology expertise, capital raising experience and previous entrepreneurial success will be critical as we roll out the supporting infrastructure and make sustainable transportation a reality for one of the world's largest nations." Thornley founded and served as chairman and CEO of Looksmart Ltd (NASD: LOOK), an Internet search advertising company. Looksmart is one of only a handful of Australia companies to be successfully taken public on the high-tech NASDAQ Exchange. After retiring from Looksmart in 2002, Thornley returned to Australia to contribute to public policy issues. He was elected from the Southern Metropolitan Region to the Legislative Council in the Victorian Parliament and served as Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier. Prior to LookSmart, Thornley worked with management consultants McKinsey & Company in Melbourne, Kuala Lumpur and New York. In October 2008, Better Place announced agreements with AGL Energy and Macquarie Capital Group to raise an initial funding round of $1 billion (AUD) and begin deploying an electric vehicle network in Australia. Macquarie will raise the capital for network deployment, and AGL will provide electricity from renewable sources to power the electric vehicles as well as network and grid expertise. www.betterplace.com Wong proposes voluntary carbon offset standard 16.1.09. CEDaily. The Department of Climate Change has released draft guidelines for businesses and others that want to voluntarily offset their emissions, either because they won't have emissions trading obligations or because they will have obligations but want to do more. www.cedaily.com.au Gross feed-in tariff scheme The Age 29.1.09. In a confidential memo, high-ranking officers of Victoria's Department of Sustainability and Environment have told Environment Minister Gavin Jennings that the proposed net feed-in tariff would do nothing for photovoltaic (PV) solar panel numbers in Victoria. The memo forecasts that under the Government model, only 10,000 solar systems would be installed by 2020, the same as expected with no subsidy. This compares to 70,000 systems under a more ambitious "gross feed-in tariff" where households, businesses, farmers and community groups would receive a premium payment, well above the standard electricity rate, for all renewable power they generate, including what they use themselves. The Victorian Government rejected this scheme citing high costs to households but the Department memo puts the real cost per household at a maximum of $7 a year for a gross feed in tariff. Their figures were based on modelling by consultants McLennan Magasanik Associates. The Government's own Sustainability Commissioner, Ian McPhail, is among those backing the alternative gross feed-in tariff scheme. "My personal view is to encourage the Government to reconsider its policy on the net feed-in tariff, which provides unintentional protection for the existing coal-fired generators," Mr McPhail said. Regulators on demand management Australia's top energy regulator, the Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) has rejected measures to reduce power bills and greenhouse emissions which were proposed by the Total Environment Centre (TEC)'s Rule Change Package. After a year of deliberation, the AEMC knocked back proposals which would have required electricity companies to help consumers reduce bills. TEC's Rule Change Package presented a strategy to make power companies prioritise energy efficiency over building more polluting infrastructure. "Demand Management would reduce the risk of blackouts, creating a sustainable, supply aimed at the entire electricity grid, instead of simply meeting increasing demand," said TEC's Director, Jeff Angel. NGERS proposed amendment A consultation paper outlining a proposed amendment to the National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting Act 2007 (NGER Act) has been released on the Department of Climate Change website www.climatechange.gov.au/reporting. The proposed amendment would remove the requirement for the Greenhouse and Energy Data Officer to publicly disclose corporate-level energy production data. This would address identified concerns in relation to publication of corporate-level energy production totals. The proposed amendment does not change reporting requirements for corporations under the NGER Act. Data collected from corporations under the NGER Act will continue to underpin Australia's National Energy Statistics and provide information on energy flows within the Australian economy. Consultation on the proposal will close on Tuesday 17 February 2009. We welcome any comments you may have in relation to the proposed amendment using the submission template provided on the Department's website. Please contact the Greenhouse and Energy Reporting Office on 1800 018 831 or reporting@climatechange.gov.au if you have any queries regarding the proposed amendment. Boral Timber certification program 12.1.09: Boral Timber has announced a chain of custody certification for its hardwood product range, demonstrating its commitment to securing a sustainable future for Australia's natural resources. Chain of custody certification (AS 4707-2006) confirms that Boral Timber hardwoods are sourced from certified and legal sources and the company can prove traceability of its wood materials from the forest through to the sale of its products to customers. This helps consumers to support sustainably managed timber harvesting and timber processing, which is vital for the long-term future of Australia's forestry and wood product resources. Boral Timber sources the bulk of its hardwoods from Australian Forestry Standard (AFS) certified forests - the only forestry certification scheme in Australia to have an Australian Standard (AS 4708-2007). Specifically designed for Australian conditions, more than 95% of Australian certified forestry is AFS-certified. The Boral Timber Chain of Custody, linked to the Australian Forestry Standard, was awarded through an independently audited process carried out by the Engineered Wood Products Association of Australasia (EWPAA) - accredited by JAS-ANZ. Enquiries: Call 1800 818 317, visit www.boral.com.au/timber or email timberspec@boral.com.au Best and brightest invited to apply for sustainability course 13.1.09 Australia's next generation of sustainability leaders are being invited to apply for a place in a highly regarded leadership program that has been likened to a Green MBA. Run by the not-for-profit Centre for Sustainability Leadership, the Future Sustainability Leaders program has operated out of Melbourne for the past four years, producing more than 100 graduates working in business, law, science, engineering, health, government, the arts and the not-for-profit sector. A Sydney program will also be offered for the first time in 2009. The Centre for Sustainability Leadership's mission is to change the world by creating the next generation of sustainability leaders. Its flagship course, the Future Sustainability Leaders program, targets young professionals and university students. Details on how to apply can be found at www.csl.org.au Applications close 30 March 2009. International NewsSecretary Clinton announces appointment of Special Envoy for Climate Change, Todd Stern27.1.09. "With the appointment today of a Special Envoy, we are sending an unequivocal message that the United States will be energetic, focused, strategic and serious about addressing global climate change and the corollary issue of clean energy. The Special Envoy will serve as a principal advisor on international climate policy and strategy. He will be the Administration's chief climate negotiator. He will be leading our efforts with United Nations negotiations and processes involving a smaller set of countries and bilateral sessions. Because the main cause of climate change is the burning of fossil fuel and because the solution rests with our ability to shift the global economy from a high to a low carbon energy base, the Envoy will be a lead participant in the development of climate and clean energy policy. He will participate in all energy-related policy discussions that, across our government, can have an impact on carbon emissions, and will be looking for opportunities to forge working alliances. Todd brings a vast experience in the private sector and government. While he worked as a senior advisor in the Clinton White House, he coordinated the administration's overall efforts on climate change, and was the senior White House representative at the United Nations climate negotiations in Kyoto and Buenos Aires." "Containing climate change will require nothing less than transforming the global economy from a high-carbon to a low-carbon energy base," said Mr Stern "But done right, this can free us from our dependence on foreign oil and become a driver for economic growth in the 21st Century." Obama aims for oil independence President Barack Obama has ordered a review of whether states can set car emission standards. This challenges a Bush administration decision which favoured a national standard for vehicle pollution and which helped pit automotive companies against new California standards. Mr Obama ordered the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to review its refusal of a waiver which had previously allowed California to set its own - stricter - vehicle emission and fuel efficiency standards. California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger had asked Mr Obama to reverse the Bush administration's insistence on a single, national standard. California wants a 30% reduction in motor vehicle greenhouse gas emissions by 2016, achieved by improving fuel efficiency standards. President Obama also ordered the transportation department to come up with new short-term rules on how carmakers can improve fuel efficiency. A 2007 law required that new cars and trucks produced by 2020 obtain 35 miles per gallon of fuel (about 15km/litre). However, then-President George W Bush did not put in place the regulations to enable the law to be carried out. The new rules Mr Obama wants to put in place would mean the new standard is reached by 2011, the New York Times said. State of the voluntary carbon markets Over the past two years Ecosystem Marketplace and New Carbon Finance have produced the "State of the Voluntary Carbon Markets" reports. This market-wide, and freely availably report has become a key benchmark for the voluntary carbon markets and is consistently cited in news articles, presentations, and other market analyses. The final report will be made available on our websites free of charge. We believe this annual report will continue to play a critical role in strengthening the validity and functioning of the voluntary carbon markets. www.newcarbonfinance.com or www.ecosystemmarketplace.com A Review of Offset Programs: Trading Systems, Funds, Protocols, Standards and Retailers The Stockholm Environment Institute announces the release of a comprehensive new report on offset programs. Download the report here: www.sei-us.org/climate-and-energy/SEIOffsetReview08.pdf If you wish to receive a printed version of the report, please contact anja.kollmuss@sei-us.org The goal of this review is to provide an up to-date analysis and synthesis of the most influential offset programs and activities, to reflect on lessons learned, and thus to inform participants and designers of current and future offset programs. Our intention is to periodically update this review to stay abreast of ongoing developments, and to develop a website to make this information more accessible and up-to-date. Comments and suggestions are welcome: www.worldenergy.org Welcome to new EBA membersAGLAGL is one of Australia's leading integrated energy companies and is taking action toward creating a sustainable energy future for our investors, communities and customers. Drawing on over 170 years of experience, AGL operates retail and merchant energy businesses, power generation assets and an upstream gas portfolio. AGL has Australia's largest retail energy and dual fuel customer base. AGL has a diverse power generation portfolio including base, peaking and intermediate generation plants, spread across traditional thermal generation as well as renewable sources including hydro, wind, landfill gas and biomass. AGL is Australia's largest private owner and operator of renewable energy assets and is looking to further expand this position by exploring a suite of low emission and renewable energy generation development opportunities. Contact details Climate Friendly Pty Ltd Climate Friendly is an organisation dedicated to positive, meaningful and real action to address the global greenhouse problem. Our goal is to make it quick and easy for businesses and individuals to take immediate and meaningful action on climate change. We do this by investing in renewable energy projects that effectively keep carbon in the ground. By measuring, offsetting and reducing your company's 'carbon footprint', your sustainability record will be grounded in real and measureable positive change. Climate Friendly is a 'profit for purpose' company. We believe that the key to creating large-scale greenhouse savings is via the sustainable business model, where financial health and sustainability are core business goals. Contact details Diary of EventsEBA Forum - Yes we can also. Sydney, Thursday 19 February, 3.00 p.m. - A joint EBA/Total Environment Centre event. Cleantech Forum XXI: Upside Driver in a Downside Market, 23-25 February 2009. Fairmont Hotel, San Francisco. 7th annual assembling of the world's market leaders in San Francisco gathering investors, entrepreneurs, policy makers and industry influencers from over 20 countries.
Wind Electric Generation Workshop, 2-6 March 2009, San Francisco, California USA. Contact the Administrative Support Group at APP_ASG@state.gov or Task Force Chair Jarad Daniels at jarad.daniels@hq.doe.gov
Carbon Market Insights 2009 - 17-19 March 2009, Bella Center Copenhagen, Denmark. www.pointcarbon.com EBA Forum - Wednesday 18 March, Melbourne. Greenhouse 2009: Climate Change and Resources. Burswood Convention Centre, Perth, 23-26 March 2009. www.greenhouse2009.com EBA Forum - Wednesday 29 April, Sydney World Business Summit on Climate Change - 24-26 May 2009. Copenhagen. (no EBA events in Australia). EBA Forum - Wednesday 17 June, city TBC Green Building/Green Cities Expo, in conjunction with the China Ministry of Construction's 14th Annual Trade Show and Conference - 18-20 June 2009, Beijing International Exhibition Center. Email info@ecoexpo.com or see www.ecoexpo.com EBA Forum - Wednesday 29 July, Sydney or Brisbane EBA Forum - Wednesday 19 August, Sydney 12th International Riversymposium, 21-24 September 2009, will be full of vibrant discussions and fora on factors influencing different areas of the catchments. The focus will be on the interactions between these catchments and the activities that take place within them. Themes will examine strategies for coping with changing conditions, uses and policies for catchments and their management now and in the future. Submissions close Friday 13 February 2009. www.riversymposium.com EBA Forum. Wednesday 23 September, Melbourne. EBA Forum. Wednesday 21 October, Sydney. CARBON MARKET EXPO AUSTRALASIA 2009, 26-28 October (TBC), Gold Coast, Queensland. EBA Annual General Meeting, Wednesday 4 November, Sydney. UNFCCC, Conference of the Parties COP 15, Copenhagen. 7-18 December 2009 Career Opportunities and SearchVacancy: EBA Accounting and Administration ManagerEBA is seeking a full-time Manager, with a minimum of five years experience in general administration, accountancy and event logistics, to coordinate its activities from a small office, based in Sydney. Contact Jack Whelan Third Party Reviewer Ready for a change? Bring your expertise as a TPR to a prominent environmental consultancy where you will be appreciated. Brisbane office of prominent international Environmental Consultancy offering key leadership role for qualified Third Party Reviewer. As a critical senior appointment you will be involved in crucial high profile projects at all stages of investigation, assessment and remediation in Queensland. You will also partner with other experts and peers around Australia and the rest of the world regarding other significant contaminated land projects in other locations. As a mentor to junior staff and an advisor to your peers you will work closely with the people of the business and therefore have a real influence on the culture of the team. We would like to hear from qualified TPR's who are ready for a change and who are attracted to the prospect of working within an established multidisciplinary team. With a strong understanding of Queensland's contaminated site management and administration processes and established networks within industry and government, you will be well-versed to walk into this role and make it your own. If you are seeking an opportunity to use your expertise in a business that appreciates you and provides real support to it senior personnel this role will appeal. An attractive salary package will be offered commensurate with level of experience. Please forward your resume 'in confidence' (quoting job title and code KHEBA592) to: apply@principal.net.au or call Kerrin Hosking for a confidential discussion on 1300 855 258 (direct line). To find out more about Principal or subscribe to our job updates by RSS or email, please visit our web site www.principal.net.au Senior Environmental Project Manager Enjoy the diversity and enjoy the responsibility. And enjoy the security of being part of a large successful team. Key Account Manager - Water & Environment Confidentiality. You expect it, so we guarantee it. We won’t send your CV anywhere without your permission. That's a promise! Senior Project Manager (Contaminated Land) This dynamic consulting group are looking for an experienced contaminated land professional to join their Melbourne team. Office Manager This leading specialist consultancy is looking for an experienced Office Manager to join their Perth business. Senior Hydrogeologist Groundwater specialists... get stuck in to meaty projects and leave the business development to someone else. EHS Specialists Stop twiddling your thumbs and start clicking that mouse to see more about new EHS opportunities within a thriving environmental consultancy in Perth. Senior Scientist (Aquatic Ecology) Due to recent growth there is currently an opportunity for an experienced Scientist to join their Brisbane business. Principal - EIA Senior EIA role for experienced environmental professional to join this small and friendly consulting team in Western Sydney. Principal EIA An exciting opportunity for an experienced EIA professional to join this leading specialist consultancy in Brisbane. Senior Environmental Scientist Leading consultancy is looking for an experienced Environmental Scientist to join their Melbourne business. Botanist Message to passionate Plant Specialists... Leave the monotony and enjoy project based botany! We make no apology - this IS consulting ecology. Air Quality Modeller Senior technical consulting role. Employee profit share and flexible work arrangements. Deadline for articles 20th of each month. Disclaimer: This newsletter is only for general information and is not to be taken as a substitute for specific advice. We accept no responsibility for any person who acts on the contents of this newsletter. |
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