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8 Oct 2019

EU Council adopts law to protect whistleblowers; directive applies to both public and private sectors

On 7 October, the EU Council formally adopted new rules on whistle-blower protection, covering a range of sectors including public procurement, financial services, money laundering, product and transport safety, nuclear safety, public health, consumer and data protection. The new rules will require the creation of safe channels for reporting both within companies and to public authorities. Member states will have two years to transpose the rules into national law.

More information is available below.