As previous webinars have shown it is a moot point as to whether the good will built up by much of the security sector will be sustained though an economic crisis or when things turn into the new normal. What is clear though is that the sector has been going through a period of change and there are lessons to be learnt. To what extent and in what ways does this apply to the role of the regulator? After all regulators have been shown to be a key reference point for determining how security is perceived. How effective is regulation today in tackling its weaker points? What should regulators be doing and what changes would make sense? What are the main barriers to improved regulation? This webinar will address:

- In what ways, if any, has regulation been shown to be weak?
- What are the main areas that regulation is and should focus on?
- What are the main barriers to better regulation?


Panellists:
Professor Tim Prenzler – Professor in Criminology (Australia)
Dr Peter Stiernstedt, CPP, CISM – Lecturer in Criminology at University of West London (UK)
Jonathan Bresson – Junior Lecturer, Physical Sciences Activities Department, Maine University, Le Mans (France)

A video and summary of this session is available here: https://www.theospas.com/2020/10/02/thinking-about-the-role-of-regulators-what-is-going-right-and-what-is-going-wrong/

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