CIEH ASB Conference: New Powers and Responsibilities

About this conference

CIEH presents a new conference on Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB), exploring the role of environmental health and the new powers of the Crime and Policing Bill 2024-25 as it passes through parliament. This is an opportunity to review the existing powers and join the discussion around changes and implications for current legislation. Information will be shared surrounding good practice, as well as case studies reflecting on key areas of ASB including fly-tipping.

Conference topics

The following subjects will be explored in more detail at the conference:

• The Crime and Policing Bill 2024-25: a comprehensive overview
• Key changes from the Bill and implications for current legislation and what it means for environmental health
• JUSTICE's report: 'Lowering the Standard: A review of Behavioural Control Orders in England and Wales' and how this aligns with proposed legislative changes
• Turning the tide on fly-tipping: a case study on prevention and enforcement, explored by Lichfield District Council
• Further ASB case studies

Explore the full programme here

CPD: 4 hours

Why should you attend?

• Hear the latest updates on all aspects relating to ASB, the Crime and Policing Bill 2024-25 and environmental health
• Listen to high-level keynote speakers discussing the latest policies and guidance
• Learn from the latest work and case studies in monitoring ASB