Would I lie to you? During the lunch break diners were treated to an amusing session in which they could vote via their mobiles as to which of three plausible ‘stories’ presented by individuals representing the CIPP, CPA, APA, IPASS, SAPA and NAIP was a lie.
What’s next for policy? Helen Hargreaves MSC, FCIPPdip, CIPP
Plenary session
Helen provided an outline of what the policy and research team do which comprises: producing News On Line , and the Policy News Journal ; responding to consultations based on feedback – attending consultations – holding Policy Think Tanks; operating the Advisory Service; providing training and qualification material; and delivering legislation updates. As part of this Helen discussed qualitative key performance indicators for several policy and research functions, which are based on what members think. Helen revealed that the number of queries to the Advisory Service has increased year on year since 2012 when it was over 3,500 to just under 5,600 in 2015. Queries on international issues have increased.
Eira Hammond FCIPPdip, CIPP chair, brought the CIPP’s 32nd Annual Conference and Exhibition to a close, extending thanks to delegates, colleagues and sponsors. Eira looked ahead to the CIPP’s 33rd Annual Conference and 14th Annual Awards being held also at the Celtic Manor Resort in 2017.
Conference close
Prize draw winners
Best tweet ‘CIPP’ could easily stand for ‘creative, inspiring, passionate people’…because that’s what we payroll professionals are!
CIPP best tweet prize draw Richmal Price
CIPP app game prize draw Julie Todd
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