Telecom Law and Practice Conference 2020
This event takes place in the shadow of COVID 19. With venues remaining closed and working from home still the norm, we have reviewed and updated the programme and the event will now presented as three, approximately two hour virtual sessions.
BOOKINGS HAVE NOW CLOSED FOR THIS EVENT
Start Date | Venue | Price | |
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5 October 2020 | 3 Virtual Seminars |
Note: All prices are to be paid in GBP and are subject to VAT at the prevailing rate
Telecom Law and Practice Full Package - book all 3 two hour seminars taking place on the following dates.
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It is generally muted that the code is exactly what the telecom industry wanted, and the legislation was passed with virtually no changes, despite substantial stakeholder proposed amendments. So why is it resulting in so many challenges, failures to agree; which is causing inertia in the roll out of the technology in the UK?
Some may say that the operators have failed to understand the way in which it works and that is the biggest issue in the market today. What is factual, the market is now emerging through case law.
Is there any way the fractured and dysfunctional market can create a working agenda that works for landlords, operators and the roll of 5G? This is why this conference is vital for everyone involved in the industry.
Speakers
- Barry Denyer-Green Hon RICS LLM PhD, Barrister, Falcon Chambers
- Steven Knight BSc (Hons) MRICS, Head of Building Services, Cell:cm Chartered Surveyors
- Ian Thornton-Kemsley, Consultant, Strutt & Parker, Partner, Thornton Estates
- Jonathan Stott MRICS, Group Managing Director, Ardent
- Simon Webb, Head of Professional Services, Workspace Group Plc; Vice-Chair, Commercial Committee, British Property Federation
- Matthew Bonye, Partner, Herbert Smith Freehills LLP
- Kate Barry, Senior Manager, Herbert Smith Freehills LLP
- Ric Reilly, Barrier-Busting Constultant, Infrastructure Acceleration
- Oliver Radley-Gardner KC, Barrister, Falcon Chambers
- Donald Scannell, Registrar, The Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber)
- Toby Watkin, Barrister, Landmark Chambers
- Jonathan Wills, Barrister, Landmark Chambers
Programme
SESSION 1 - MONDAY 5 OCTOBER
Valuation Matters
Welcome and Introduction from the Conference Chairman - Barry Denyer-Green
Factors to Consider When Hosting Telecoms on your Land/Building - Steven Knight
- Who/what are ICNIRP? (International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection), where do the standards come from?
- UK Health & Safety and legislation relevant to EMF (Electromagnetic Fields)
- ICNIRP zones, Public and Occupational exposure levels, control measures and protection, preventing trespass and neighbouring land/property
- 5G evolution the physical impact on land and buildings
- Structural loads, statutory consents and nuisance
Valuation Issues - Electronic Comm Apparatus - Assessing Value and Loss - Ian Thornton Kemsley
- The operators approach
- Rights sought
- Potential issues when Electronic Communications Equipment is installed
- Planning issues and obtaining vacant possession
- Valuation
- Blighted of land, property and rights over the land
- Quantifying and demonstrating loss of value
Single Annual Occupation Payments and Other Emerging Valuation Practices - Jonathan Stott
- Rural greenfield sites
- Urban greenfield sites
- Rooftop sites of multi-let commercial properties
- Rooftop sites of other properties
- Directions from the courts and Tribunals
- The need to reduce levels of hostility
Question and Answers
SESSION 2 - MONDAY 12 OCTOBER
A View from the Market
Welcome and Introduction from the Conference Chairman - Barry Denyer-Green
Issues Affecting Landlords, Tenants and Investors - Simon Webb
- Is the code working?
- What are the problems?
Who can be Bound by a Code Right? - Matthew Bonye, Kate Berry
- Occupier, relevant persons and landowners
- An analysis of those terms
Facilitating Engagement and Collaboration to Make 5G Happen - Ric Reilly
- WM5G and Infrastructure Acceleration
- Engagement and understanding very different cultures
- Making the code work for both parties
- An evidence based standard approach to valuation under the code
- Adopting a standard template code agreement
- ECC = Engagement, Conversation, Collaboration
Question and Answers
SESSION 3 - MONDAY 2 NOVEMBER
When The Parties Fail to Engage
Welcome and Introduction from the Conference Chairman - Barry Denyer-Green
Who Has Jurisdiction and Under What Circumstances? - Oliver Radley-Gardner
- Jurisdictional issues - Tribunal v County Court
- What are the limitation on what the Tribunal can impose?
Procedures at Tribunal - Donald Scannell
- How are telecom cases handled
- Time scales
- Problems for the Tribunal
- Pre hearing evidence and their presentation
- How to assist and expedite cases to be heard
How The Code is Evolving Through Case Law - Toby Watkin, Jonathan Wills
- Cornerstone Telecommunications Infrastructure Limited v Thomas Steuart Fothringham LTS/ECC/2020/007
Question and Answers