Free Training Sessions Available on the Day - No Booking Required
Training Session Leaders
Morning Sessions 11.15-12.30am
Discovery Room
As car park staff, you may unwittingly come across vulnerable young people who are struggling with thoughts of suicide.
This Awareness Session is an introductory course which aims to increase awareness of the prevalence of suicide. Throughout the session, we will explore the stigma and taboo surrounding suicide, and discuss the language we use as a general population when talking about suicide.
You will gain a greater awareness about PAPYRUS and HOPELINEUK and how our services can support you and individuals you encounter.
You will also find out about further training available from PAPYRUS, including information on suicide intervention training.
Endeavour Room
Led by CEO Will Hurley, The IPC will be informing delegates about the updated Code of Practice and detailing the new mandatory requirement for a Compliance Officer within your company. This workshop will also cover how to ensure that your company will be compliant with the new IPC Code of Practice.
Afternoon Sessions 2.45 - 4.30pm
Discovery Room
Law on Parking
- the practical side of Parking Law
Appeals
• Obligations to respond
• Responses themselves – key things to address
Pre-litigation
• Key considerations
Preparing evidence for Court
• Key issues often raised at Court and how these can be addressed
• Ideal evidence depending on the reason for the PCN being issued
• Internal audits of sites
• Warden Reporting at the time of issue of the PCN
• Land owner – chain of authority – how to make sure they have the correct authority to operate – key things to be aware of
• Collating evidence/ documents – having an organised system so that documents can be easily found – could be going back 6 years
Limitation
• Parking (Code of Practice) Act 2019
• Breaches of the code and the likely effect on pursing PCN’s
• Likely to be brought into evidence in Court proceedings
• More emphasis likely to be placed on it by the Court than the current Codes of Practice
Reasonable cause criteria
• What this is
• How it can affect the DVLA’s decision to release data
• Possible implications of the new code of practice in this area and any breaches
Endeavour Room
Surveillance Camera Commissioner Workshop
This workshop is intended to provide the audience with an understanding of the requirements imposed by the 12 Guiding Principles of the Surveillance Camera Code of Practice and, for those that wish to achieve Certification against that Code, the process itself and how best to prepare.
The workshop will include an explanation of what surveillance camera systems are covered by the Code and how justification for the use of these may be evidenced. It will identify key elements to consider when deploying specific systems such as ANPR and Body Worn Video, as well as explaining the requirements of Data Protection Impact Assessments. Guidance will also be given over completion of the Surveillance Camera Self Assessment Tool. The audience will be provided with worked examples of key documents and websites where Good Practice against the Code of Practice has previously been identified.
The workshop will include a Q&A session, however, if any delegate has a specific issue related to the Code of Practice they would wish to have included in the workshop then email the speaker, Stephen Grieve in advance at stephen.grieve@ssaib.co.uk
