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Where there’s a criminal investigation alongside your review, your terms of reference / scoping document should make explicit reference to the interaction between the two processes. Ensure there is clarity for all, including the family. Click here to reserve your seat for our FREE live webinar ‘How to Avoid Unnecessary Delay in Reviews Involving Parallel Proceedings’ http://bit.ly/30SeptWebinarInvite ... See more

Where there’s a criminal investigation alongside your review, the interaction between the two processes may be hard for families to understand. Cooperation between police & reviewer should begin early to minimise confusion & distress. How will the two systems ensure there is clarity for families? Click here to reserve your seat for our FREE live webinar ‘How to Avoid Unnecessary Delay in Reviews Involving Parallel Proceedings’ http://bit.ly/30SeptWebinarInvite ... See more

There’s more than 1 reason to start liaising with police early in your review. What if you can avoid duplication/cooperate/share information? Try it. I did & it works. Click here to reserve your seat for our FREE live webinar ‘How to Avoid Unnecessary Delay in Reviews Involving Parallel Proceedings’ bit.ly/30SeptWebinarInvite ... See more

When criminal justice agencies suggest delay to your review is necessary they may not know all you know. You may be surprised at the effect of asking questions or explaining how you can adapt your approach. Click here to reserve your seat for our FREE live webinar ‘How to Avoid Unnecessary Delay in Reviews Involving Parallel Proceedings’ http://bit.ly/30SeptWebinarInvite ... See more

Which 4 elements of your review might be affected by parallel proceedings? Click here to reserve your seat for our FREE live webinar ‘How to Avoid Unnecessary Delay in Reviews Involving Parallel Proceedings’ bit.ly/30SeptWebinarInvite. Click here for the answer bit.ly/SILPElements ... See more

There is a ripple effect created by you challenging delay to your review. Parallel proceedings & reviews run alongside each other all the time. The questions you ask may prevent unnecessary delay being suggested in another review. Click here to reserve your seat for our FREE live webinar ‘How to Avoid Unnecessary Delay in Reviews Involving Parallel Proceedings’ http://bit.ly/30SeptWebinarInvite ... See more

Ever wondered if you should have pushed back against delay to your review due to parallel proceedings? Click here to reserve your seat for our FREE live webinar ‘How to Avoid Unnecessary Delay in Reviews Involving Parallel Proceedings’ http://bit.ly/30SeptWebinarInvite ... See more

It’s your last chance to catch yesterday’s webinar ‘How to Learn From Strong Practice Without Compromising on a Robust Review’. Click here for the replay http://bit.ly/Watch9Sept

Get your skates on. Click here to reserve your seat for our FREE live webinar ‘How to Learn From Strong Practice Without Compromising on a Robust Review’. Today at 1pm http://bit.ly/9SeptWebinarInvite ... See more

Ask what your future perfect practice would look like. Has this ever happened before? What were the conditions that led to that? Let’s replicate them. Click here to reserve your seat for tomorrow's FREE live webinar ‘How to Learn From Strong Practice Without Compromising on a Robust Review’ http://bit.ly/9SeptWebinarInvite ... See more