Bill d’Apice, was recently interviewd by Tony Featherstone in the Company Director Magazine, about the proposed regulatory reform that could change the nature of charities and their governance — and add to sector uncertainty.
In the interview, Bill d'Apice, a principal legal adviser to the Australian Catholic Bishops Conference and a current or former chair of over a dozen NFP boards, says charities shouldn’t have kneejerk reactions to the ACNC review.
Amendments to the Privacy Act introducing the Notifiable Data Breaches (NDB) scheme has commenced.
The NDB scheme applies to all organisations currently required to take steps to secure personal information, including but not limited to businesses and not-for-profit organisations with an annual turnover of $3 million, health service providers, TFN recipients etc.
Bill d'Apice, Chairman and Partner, has been recognised in Chambers and Partners' Asia Pacific 2018 edition as a Band 1 lawyer in the area of Charities.
Makinson d’Apice would like to congratulate MSI Global Alliance, one of the world’s leading international associations of independent legal and accounting firms, on winning two prestigious awards.
Chris Drayton, Property Partner and his team at Makinson d’Apice advises Centuria on the sale of Sydney landmark Swire House in a $270.05 million deal.
