Users of enforcement services to have their say on the proposed enforcement conduct authority
18 August 2021
Just the enforcement market integrator has set up a series of user meetings allowing users of enforcement/bailiff services to comment on the recent proposal for enforcement oversight by the enforcement industry.
Just has appointed an independent Project and Programme Management Specialist, Becky Horrocks, to bring together public and private sector users of enforcement services to enable a combined response to be provided to the Centre for Social Justice (CSJ) on the recent proposal for the launch of a private enforcement oversight company – The Enforcement Conduct Authority.
The CSJ, who published the report has agreed with Just that hearing from a wider stakeholder group e.g., the users of enforcement/bailiff services, would be useful to ensure that any oversight vehicle has a chance of success and does not interrupt existing user contracts between creditors and suppliers.
Becky is an experienced management consultant who specialises in delivering change and transformation in the public sector. After starting her consulting career with a large management consultancy firm, Becky has been working independently for the last 10 years engaged with a wide variety of clients including; Ofgem, HMCTS, the London Olympic Organising Committee (security directorate) and the Scottish Government.
Users of enforcement services can register to attend one of the below meetings to be held on the 24th of August:
Once registered users will receive a copy of CSJ report. At the meeting the Chair will present the main parts of the proposal and invite attendees to give their thoughts, views and raise any concerns. These will then be collated and shared with attendees before being submitted to the CSJ at a meeting in early September.