All-Party Parliamentary Groups provide a vital forum in which MPs and stakeholders can discuss issues of mutual interest and hold the government to account. APPGs are increasingly seen as an effective means to shaping policy and although they have no formal powers they are carefully regulated.
This course will show you how to:
- make and maintain an APPG’s formal entry on the APPG Register
- identify a group Chair and group Officers
- organise the APPG Annual General Meeting and formal meetings
- publish dates of meetings on the All-Party Notice
- secure media coverage for your APPG
Connect has unrivalled experience in setting up successful APPGs – come learn from us about how your organisation would benefit from working with APPGs.
Delivered by:
- Charles Pitt, Account Director, has over a decade’s experience in Westminster and Whitehall working for Conservative Minister, in the House of Commons and as an activist in local and party leadership elections.
- Rob Dale, Senior Account Manager, has worked in Westminster for over six years and is the author of How to be a Parliamentary Researcher.