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Covering the IET's activities in member interviews, feature articles, news stories, opinion pieces and event write-ups, both in print and online. It highlights every aspect of the IET, featuring the major successes as well as giving a flavour of the day-to-day work.
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Standards
Code of Practice for Electric Vehicle Charging Installation - published January 2012.
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Highlighted events
The IET / BCS Turing Lecture 2012
IET Functional Safety Assessment: 2012
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IET Policy Panels
The IET has established twelve Policy Panels to assist in policy development.
These panels provide strategic advice in response to Government consultations and develop position statements and other material within their field of expertise.
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CommunicationsIdentifying policy issues applicable to the communications sector. | |
Education and SkillsIdentifying policy issues applicable to the education and skills sector. | |
Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)Providing advice on how to approach functional safety issues and meet safety regulations. | |
EnergyProviding guidance to IET members, government, Parliament and the public on energy policy issues. | |
Health and SafetyIdentifying policy issues applicable to the health and safety sector and providing guidance to IET members, government and the public. | |
Information TechnologyIdentifying policy issues applicable to the information technology sector and providing guidance to IET members, government and the public. | |
Innovation and Emerging TechnologiesProviding expert advice and guidance on innovation, new technologies and innovation systems. | |
ManufacturingIdentifying policy issues applicable to the manufacturing sector and providing guidance to government. | |
Mobile Phones, Pylons and HealthThe IET's Biological Effects Policy Panel - studying the health effects of mobile phones, power lines and base stations. | |
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Policy Panels for the UK Devolved Administrations | |
Northern IrelandThe Northern Ireland Policy Panel acts as a two-way link between the profession and local government in Northern Ireland. | |
ScotlandThe Scotland Policy Panel acts as a two-way link between the profession and government in Scotland. | |
Collaboration with other institutions and bodies
The IET believes that good public policy should be based on the best, evidence based advice available. We also recognise the need to make it as easy as possible for policymakers to find the best advice and for the engineering profession to “speak with one voice” on key issues. To this end, the IET works with a number of institutions, organisations and companies.
