Consultations: consistent collections workshop

• Following the submission of responses to the EPR and DRS consultations we are now able to give the consistent collections proposals our full attention having been only given just three weeks to assess Consistency impacts on the other main policy consultations. With a total of eight only weeks given for consistency responses, now is the time to fully digest the priority materials and proposed timetable for change, reflect on how these will work alongside existing services and contracts, and reflect on how these combine with proposals from EPR and DRS.

   

  In order to aid our customers in fully digesting the detail of this consultation we are hosting an informal and interactive deep-dive, detailed examination of the consistency consultation and its impact on your services and contracts.

   

  This two-hour session aims to help deepen our shared understanding of the proposals and will be formed of three parts. Part one seeks the detail of what will stay and what will change under the new consistency proposals, with part two moving to map these changes and understand the impacts of them. In part three, we apply our findings to understand the impact of timings and transition for implementation, and also review these within the context of EPR and DRS.

   

  This session will provide attendees with a better and fuller understanding of the proposed changes, the context of these changes impacting your services, and provide clarity over the work required to deliver the changes and deploy the expected services.

   

  Deep-dive discussions

  Our interactive and informal deep-dive discussion sessions always focus on a specific issue or cross-cutting theme for a roundtable style debate with all participants actively engaging in the development of a common understanding and willing to share their insights openly. There is an expectation that those registering for the session has read through the consultation documentation, possess a thorough understanding of the industry and are likely to be involved in preparing a consultation response on behalf of their organisation. Participants should expect to join discussions with camera and microphone functionality, which will operate in line with Chatham House Rules.

   

  Please register here by midnight on 14 June 2021.

   

  We appreciate your understanding that, due to the format of the event, attendee numbers are strictly limited and will be offered on a first come, first serve basis.

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