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UKIPGThe UK Inter-Professional Group

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Peter Swindlehurst
Secretary, UKIPG
C/O The Engineering Council (UK)
2nd Floor, Weston House
246 High Holborn
London WC1V 7EX

T : 020 3206 0500
F : 020 3206 0501
E : PSwindlehurst@engc.org.uk


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Welcome to UKIPG

The UKIPG was founded in 1977 to act as a Forum for the major Professional and Regulatory Bodies in the United Kingdom. There are 31 bodies in membership. They reach across the healthcare, legal, financial, scientific, engineering and construction professions. Some are statutory bodies; others regulate under the terms of their Royal Charter or are representative associations.

Major areas of interest include Professional Regulation, Professional Education and Training, Continuing Professional Development, Corporate Governance, European and International Affairs, and Professional Ethics and Values.

The UKIPG is financed by subscriptions from members bodies and supported primarily by the efforts of the member bodies, facilitated by a part-time Secretary.

Public Trust in the Professions - Ethics, Trust and Integrity Conference

UKIPG and the Professional Ethics Network of the IDEA Centre at University of Leeds have combined to bring you a one-day Conference at Staple Inn Hall, Holborn, London on Thursday 25th February 2010.  Please see the Programme for the day and use Registration Form in Word or Registration Form in pdf form to book.  All admin being handled by Leeds IDEA centre, including for UKIPG members who should also see Briefing Paper.

 

UKIPG WEB SITE ACCESS Any staff member / representative of a UKIG Member Organisation should have access to almost the full range of pages of this web-site. However, it is first necessary to 'sign on' as such and be given a password (which can then be changed).  If you are having any difficulty, please contact UKIPG Secretary

QAA / UKIPG PSRB Forum on International Matters on Friday 27th November 2009.    The Powerpoints used by the six presenters can be accessed directly from this Home page:

  • Introduction by UKIPG Secretary,
  • RCVS by Freda Andrews,
  • IChemE by Neil Atkinson, 
  • Eurace by Jim Birch,
  • CII by Pault Turner, and 
  • QAA by Jane Holt.  The QAA notetakers will produce a record of the discussions which will be fed back to UKIPG and fed back by this route.