The Professional Regulation Conference 2022

Professional Regulation October 19, 2022

The Professional Regulation Conference 2022 with The Honourable Mr. Justice David Barniville

Proudly brought to you by La Touche Training in association with DAC Beachcroft Solicitors, Dublin.

This year’s conference takes place online, running over two half-days on the 16th and 17th of November 2022.

Day 1, November 16th to include:

Effective Change Management for Regulators
Chaired by Ms. Caroline Conroy la Touche Training

Day 2, November 17th to include:

Professional Regulation Across Statutory Functions
Opening remarks by The Honourable Mr. Justice David Barniville, President of the High Court
Chaired by Gary Rice, Head of Regulatory, Professional and Public Law | DAC Beachcroft Solicitors, Dublin

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Learn more on the Professional Regulation Conference 2022 Event Page

What to expect by attending?
Industry experts will share their experience, lessons learned and tips for other regulators on how to effect change efficiently whilst protecting the public interest. Gain an insight from leading speakers with extensive experience in the area of professional and statutory regulation who will examine the challenges for regulatory bodies in effecting change whilst fulfilling their regulatory role/statutory obligations.

This year’s conference will also include discussions focusing on:

Equality, Diversity and Inclusion – why it matters in professional regulation.
Updates in Complaints Management & Fitness to Practise.

Day 1 of the conference is exclusively reserved for:
Attendance at this session is restricted to those working in a regulatory body, whether as a member of the executive team or member of a Board/Council or Committee with regulatory functions and legal & governance advisors working with regulatory bodies.

Who will benefit from attending Day 2 of the conference:
This session is open to all individuals involved in professional regulation including members of the executive team, Councils, Boards or Committees of regulators as well as lawyers, advisors, unions and representative bodies