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Legal Awareness for Regulators
It was great to have some of the learning tailored to our own work area, provided excellent context. The summary of the courts aspect was very helpful, and the case studies worked well - good to hear different perspectives
Department for Infrastructure (Northern Ireland)
This course aims to give those working in or with regulatory bodies the skills to navigate the legal and policy frameworks within which they operate, and to acquire a working understanding of the institutions and processes of the legal system and government. Mapping the UK legal system and navigating carefully selected examples of regulatory legislation builds on existing knowledge for those new to their roles in the organisation, and also acts as a refresher for those seeking to reinforce their day to day understanding of where they fit into the regulatory landscape. It is for those working with statutory regulators and other public authorities that set standards and exercise controls, whether as policy-makers, case workers or operational advisers. For those who do not have a formal legal qualification, navigating the law can be challenging.
It will begin by mapping the UK legal system, to contextualise and consolidate participants’ prior knowledge and then use a shared understanding of other regulatory models and organisations to help inform their roles from a regulator’s perspective.
At the Civil Service College, we tailor our courses to each attendee’s role and organisation, ensuring that each participant gets the most out of the training. Our courses and trainers are continuously updated and evaluated to ensure that we are always delivering the best service possible.
Key Training Features:
- Basic legal framework and terminology
- Legislation and common law
- What is a regulator
- Effective regulation
- Challenging a regulator’s decisions
Who Can Attend:
Participants with no formal legal qualification, from organisations with regulatory and enforcement functions or those working with regulatory bodies.
Learning Outcomes:
Participants will appreciate their role in the UK legal system, how legislation is made, navigating relevant UK and international/EU standards where relevant, and how decisions are made. Finally, this course ensures that participants have a sufficient understanding of a glossary of core legal terms and concepts to be able to liaise with lawyers effectively and efficiently, recognising what effective legislative compliance looks like.
Summary
Duration
10:00 - 16:00
Price
£595 + VAT
Location
Civil Service College, Westminster, London
Virtual
Face to FaceIn-House Option
This course is available In-House and can be tailored to meet your individual training requirements.
EnquireLead Trainer
Carol Tullo OBE
Carol Tullo was the former Director, of Information Policy and Services, The National Archives and Controller of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office and Queen’s Printer until July 2017.
Read BioCarol Tullo OBE
Carol Tullo, LLB, Barrister, OBE was the former Director, of Information Policy and Services, The National Archives and Controller of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office and Queen’s Printer until July 2017.
Carol had a career background in intellectual property practice and commercial law publishing with Thomson Reuters before she joined the Cabinet Office in 1997. She ran HMSO with its responsibility for official publishing including UK legislation. She worked in private office and with ministers as a senior civil servant in the Cabinet Office, the Ministry of Justice and the Department of Digital, Culture, Media and Sport as a Director of The National Archives.
Drawing on her cross-sector experience, she led a broad range of information policy and management responsibilities within the open data and information regulatory space across the UK Government and was an officeholder in the Scotland and Northern Ireland Governments working with the Parliaments and Assemblies of the UK. Reinforcing the importance of vigilance and individual responsibility for the information assets that we create, use and manage underpinned her leadership roles within government. She represented those policy interests within the EU Commission.
Carol received the Inaugural Leadership Impact Award 2017 from the Whitehall and Industry Group. She holds a number of board and consultancy appointments. Her specialism is information governance, management and data security.
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