Protecting the public is complex, evolving, and deeply collaborative. No single regulator or organization has all the answers. That’s why conferences, seminars, forums, and professional development events have become essential
Artificial intelligence is already shaping regulation in practical ways, with AI-powered chatbots handling routine public enquiries on college websites, machine learning systems helping to screen and process registration applications more
Regulators carry an enormous responsibility. They protect the public interest, ensure professional accountability, and lead in areas where trust is non-negotiable. Â
