Health and Safety Executive
(HSE) A body responsible for furthering the general purposes of the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, for example by giving advice and promoting research and training, and for enforcing the Act through such inspectorates as the Factories and Nuclear Installations Inspectorates. The HSE merged with its associated body, the Health and Safety Commission, on 1 April 2008. Following the merger, the former HSE board became the senior management team. See also safety at work.
https://www.hse.gov.uk/
• HSE section of the GOV.UK website: provides information and guidelines on a wide range of health and safety topics, including basic legal requirements
- dishonest assistance
- dishonest conduct by tax agents
- dishonesty
- dishonour
- dismissal
- dismissal of action
- dismissal procedures
- disorderly house
- disparagement of goods
- disposal
- disposal of uncollected goods
- disposition
- dispute resolution clause
- disqualification
- dissentiente
- dissolution
- distance selling
- distinguishing a case
- distortion of competition
- distrain
- distress
- distress for rent
- distressing letters
- distribution
- district