In partnership against the pandemic
How the OPSS plays a central role in supporting local authorities and businesses
Posted 13 August 2020 | JoTS Online
Content Tags: Opinion|Enforcement Practice|National
OPINION: Reflecting on the response to COVID-19, this piece explores how collaboration between OPSS, CTSI and local authority Trading Standards strengthened consumer protection, supported businesses and demonstrated the value of coordinated partnership working during a national emergency.
From the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, using its unique position at the heart of the UK’s regulatory system, OPSS has worked with CTSI and partners across a diverse range of activities to protect people and support business. It has been the link between local authorities, businesses, professional bodies and other departments of government.
OPSS and CTSI have a strong record of worki...
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