ACMA holds technical priorities event
The ACMA is holding its technical priorities tune-up for 2017 and is inviting registrations.
Each year, the organisation sets its priority compliance areas (PCAs) for technical compliance. This is done by gathering information and opinions about compliance issues.
ACMA welcomes feedback and contributions at these early discussions.
The ‘Shaping our technical priorities’ tune-up will encourage open dialogue and free-flowing discussion. The Compliance and Field Operations team will outline the PCA program, discuss the current PCAs and outcomes, and seek attendee input into the development of future PCAs.
Registrations close on 6 March.
The event will be held on 15 March 2017 at ACMA Melbourne Office.
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