14/03/2023
ENTRY INTO FORCE OF LAW 2/2023, PASSED ON 20 FEBRUARY, TO GOVERN THE PROTECTION OF PEOPLE WHO REPORT ON REGULATORY BREACHES AND THE FIGHT AGAINST CORRUPTION
With the arrival of Law 2/2023, passed on 20 February, hereby transposing into Spanish Law the Directive (EU) 2019/1937 of the European Parliament and Council, dated 23 October 2019 relating to the protection of persons who report on breaches of Union Law, also referred to as the Whistleblowing Directive, and which has had its coming into force delayed by more than a year.
The aim of this legal rule is dual, firstly, to protect physical persons vis-à-vis reprisals, who in an employment or professional setting detect serious or very serious criminal or administrative breaches. Alongside this, it aims to bolster a culture of information within organisations for the prevention and detection of threats against the public interest.
Below, a response is given to the main issues that may arise from this Law:
All of the responses can be found in the following expanded document:
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