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The permission you might require when making changes to improve access for disabled people on your business premises.

How to protect your business' confidential information if you share it with public bodies subject to an FOI request.

How to protect your trade secrets and commercial interest from FOI requests if you share information with public bodies.

Use Freedom of Information requests to find and access information held by public bodies that could benefit your business.

Overview of the Freedom of Information exemptions and the right of public bodies to withhold information from disclosure.

Overview of the main legislation you need to comply with when selling online to help you check that you have made the right considerations to comply with the law.

Minimum terms and conditions that must be included in an online contract including a description, the price, payment structure and delivery details.

Understand when an online contract is deemed to be legally enforceable including condition such as offer, acceptance, intention and consideration.

Resolving online contractual disputes and determining which laws apply including consumer protection laws and reducing uncertainty of terms and conditions.

How electronic signatures can protect the privacy and integrity of your online communications, the benefits of using them and how the technology works.

When you will need a digital certificate to verify electronically-signed information and read encrypted data.

How businesses can identify fire risks, minimise the potential of fire on their premises and understand their duties to fire safety legislation.

Understand the laws applying to online contracts including the formation of online contracts, essential terms, electronic signatures and digital certificates.

Carrying out a fire risk assessment and putting in place appropriate measures to ensure the risks are minimised.

You must be able to detect a fire quickly and have means of escape and equipment to fight the fire as appropriate.

How the responsible person must have a fire risk assessment in place and minimise risk using a fire management plan.

Taking into account building regulations requirements for fire safety when building, extending or materially altering your business premises.

All businesses and commercial premises must have a designated person responsible for fire safety arrangements.

How fire safety training should effectively inform employees and give them an understanding of what to do if a fire breaks out.