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Webinar: Supporting better product recalls

Watch PAS 7100 on-demand webinar

Webinar Agenda

	Introduction - Sarah Smith - Deputy Chief Executive (OPSS)

	Overview of process for developing PAS

	Gordon Maddan (OPSS)

	Phil Owen (CTSI)

	Business perspective - Judith Peacock (Dixons Carphone)

	Regulators perspective - Richard Lewis (Hertfordshire, Trading Standards)

	Trade Association perspective - Tristine Hargreaves (National Bed Federation)

	Facilitated panel discussion and response to incoming questions

	Sarah/Gordon to chair - other participants

Our Expert Presenters

Sarah Smith

Deputy Chief Executive - Office for Product Safety and Standards

Gordon Maddan

Office for Product Safety and Standards

Judith Peacock

Group Technical and Health & Safety Director - Dixons Carphone Warehouse

Richard Lewis

Hertfordshire Trading Standards

Phil Owen

Chartered Trading Standards Institute

Tristine Hargreaves

National Bed Federation

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