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LACEF Public Sector Conference, in association with CCR-PublicSector; 13 May, Mercure Leicester The Grand   The LACEF Annual Conference is quite unique, as it is free to attend for all full members. Indeed, following recent years’ excellent attendances, we are expecting more than 160 members in 2014. The day features all the learning and networking opportunities that will help you progress in your work. Learn from the experts in the field, both working within the public sector and offering innovative solutions to it. LACEF 2014 - Best Practice In Collections And Enforcement   Contact Alison at alison@ccrmagazine.co.uk or on 01702 341948 for further details or to book your place: Qualifying member of LACEF working in the public sector – FREE! Qualifying public-sector professional – FREE All other delegates: CCR subscriber – £250 All other delegates: Not a CCR subscriber – £300 Or, to become a sponsor or exhibitor, please contact Gary on 07785 268404 or at gary@ccrmagazine.co.uk. “Really useful presentations. We downloaded them after the event and shared them around the team.” Julie Barker, head of exchequer services, Finance & Corporate Resources, London Borough of Enfield Speakers this year include: Alan Bryce, head of counter fraud, The Audit Commission Mark Babington, director, energy & climate change, decommissioning, regulation & fraud, money laundering reporting officer, The National Audit Office Mark Ransome, benefits specialist, London Borough of Waltham Forest Universal Credit – success or failure? Bedroom tax challenges – legal update Chris West, director, Finance and Legal Services, Resources Directorate, Coventry City Council A city council’s strategy on effective collection of non-domestic rates Howard Kilby, recovery specialist, Sheffield City Council Re-establishing committals as a successful recovery tool following dialogue with the local court when increased court fees were introduced Andrew Hobley, assessment team leader, The Local Government Ombudsman The last 12 months – how councils are encouraged to adopt best practice in collections Debbie Gibbons, chair, Local Authority Investigation Officers Group The work of investigating officers in countering fraud Jeremy Frost, team leader, National Anti-Fraud Network Southern Area How to use NAFN’s services for tracing and identifying debtors Liz Symonds, data assurance and compliance manager, DVLA Accessing the databases – latest data protection rules and regulations for local authorities Ministry of Justice – TCEA 2007 updated on 6 April 2014 The new regulations, fees, and National Standards

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