OPSS Consultations: Enforcement Cooperation and Future Reform [#1]
Your opportunity to share your thoughts on proposals for enforcement reform within the OPSS consultations.
In this meeting we will discuss elements of the OPSS consultations on Product Safety Framework and Market Surveillance and Enforcement to do with Enforcement Cooperation and Future Reform.
Topics to Cover:
- Traceability, corrective actions and recalls
- Cooperation with authorities and future regulatory direction
- AI-enabled products
- Implications of enforcement toolkit - intervention and investigation powers
- Civil Monetary Penalties
- Temporary precautionary measures
Why Should You Attend?
Help BRC understanding of retail industry on this aspect of the proposals to inform the BRC consultation response and discuss what the proposals could mean in practice for retail businesses, ensuring member views, concerns, and priorities are reflected.
Who Should Attend the Call?
- Product Safety Manager
- Technical Manager / Technical Compliance Lead
- Legal Counsel / Legal & Compliance Manager
- E‑commerce Manager
- Online Marketplace Lead / Platform Manager
- Public Policy or Regulatory Affairs Manager
- Risk, Governance or Corporate Responsibility Manager
Meeting Facilitator
Graham Wynn
Assistant Director for Consumer, E-Commerce and Regulatory Affairs | BRC
Graham joined the BRC in 2001 and has built up an extensive network in departments and agencies which he can call on for information, advice and to make submissions on policy proposals. He was Chairman of the EuroCommerce Internal Market and Consumer Affairs Committee for 10 years, having first lobbied in the EU in 1979. Prior to the BRC he worked on BBC local radio; was Secretary General of an international political organisation; and Head of Policy and the Shadow Cabinet Secretariat of the Liberal Party of Australia.
The session will:
Provide In-Depth Understanding
Offer insights from experts on new fire barrier technology.
Enable Insightful Discussion
Give you the chance to engage with industry peers and the government policy team.
Offer Guidance and Expertise
Draw on the knowledge of specialists who understand the landscape.
Create an Honest and Balanced Space
Operate under Chatham House Rules to allow open, candid conversation.
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