09 April 2019 Cheryl Pick, Projects and Engagement Manager
Dear Directors,
In relation to the EMR, the decision to continually collect the data year on year WILL continue, this was never in doubt. We are now in consultation with HESA looking at the mechanism for data collection. It is important that we are engaged and respond.
The consultation has been sent to your VC’s offices and is likely to be delegated, so please engage with this and ensure that whoever is responding has the necessary information. It is critical that institutions are communicating effectively internally to ensure that responses are representative of all departments. In particular, in relation to section 3.2: existing collections not required for regulatory or statutory purposes.
I have worked with HESA to provide you with opportunities to engage. Please find below a list of the upcoming events, including overview and the links for registration. Those identified as ‘exclusive’ are for AUDE members only, those that are identified as ‘open’ will be advertised on the HESA website later today.
I bring your focus to the 23rd April where we have an exclusive AUDE webinar. It is important to get as many of us onto this as we can please.
I have also started a discussion board post for conversations in advance.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
16th April | Exclusive AUDE/PHES consultation with HESA | |
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This session is designed to give you an opportunity to seek clarification or further discuss the topics included within the HESA Consultation. Agenda:
Where possible questions should be submitted by Monday 15 April to consultation@hesa.ac.uk.
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17th April | Open HESA consultation: What we collect assure and disseminate Book your FREE place now >> | |
Speaker: Rob Phillpotts, MD HESA Statutory | Location: Online |
An opportunity to hear from Rob Phillpotts, MD of HESA Statutory, about the records that are required for statutory purposes and the records that we will continue to support. This session is aimed at providing clarification and answering questions regarding what HESA collects, assures and disseminated. Agenda:
Where possible questions should be submitted by Monday 15 April either to consultation@hesa.ac.uk or via the link provided. |
17th April | Open HESA consultation: How we support you Book your FREE place now >> | |
Speaker: Rob Phillpotts, MD HESA Statutory | Location: Online |
An opportunity to hear from Rob Phillpotts, MD of HESA Statutory, about the records that are required for statutory purposes and the records that we will continue to support. This session is aimed at providing clarification and answering questions regarding what HESA collects, assures and disseminated. Agenda:
Where possible questions should be submitted by Monday 15 April either to consultation@hesa.ac.uk or via the link provided |
17th April | Open HESA consultation: How we share and publish information Book your FREE place now >> | |
Speaker: Rob Phillpotts, MD HESA Statutory | Location: Online |
An opportunity to hear from Rob Phillpotts, MD of HESA Statutory, about how HESA shares and publishes information. This includes an overview of the statutory sharing requirements and the non-statutory onward uses of data. This session is aimed at providing clarification and answering questions about the support services offered by HESA. Agenda:
Where possible questions should be submitted by Monday 15 April either to consultation@hesa.ac.uk or via the link provided. |
18th April | Open HESA consultation | |
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| Location: WC1H 9HQ |
An opportunity to raise questions and discuss the HESA Consultation with Paul Clark, Chief Executive of HESA and Rob Phillpotts, MD HESA Statutory. This session will focus on the onward usage of data and is designed to give you an opportunity to seek clarification or further discuss the topics included within the HESA Consultation. Agenda:
Where possible questions should be submitted by Monday 15 April to consultation@hesa.ac.uk |
23rd April | HESA consultation: AUDE bespoke webinar | |
Speaker: Rob Phillpotts, MD HESA Statutory | Location: online |
An opportunity to raise questions and discuss the HESA Consultation with Rob Phillpotts, MD HESA Statutory, with a focus on the proposals surrounding the Estates Management Record. This session is designed to give you an opportunity to seek clarification or further discuss the topics included within the HESA Consultation. Agenda:
Where possible questions should be submitted by Monday 22 April either to consultation@hesa.ac.uk. |
With kind regards,
Jane White: Executive Director