Green Paper: responses collected
Collected formal responses to the Government’s Green Paper consultation, which closed in January. Send yours in to be featured here.
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The Green Paper consultation deadline has now passed and BIS are analysing the response.
While we wait for the outcomes, we thought it would be useful to see as much of the formal response as possible – and many people and organisations have made theirs available. To add yours to the list, please drop us an email.
Sector bodies
Higher Education Policy Institute
Committee of University Chairs
Higher Education Statistics Agency
Association for Learning Technology
Council for Higher Education in Art & Design
Staff and Educational Development Association
The Heads of Educational Development Group
Chartered Association of Business Schools
National Centre for Universities and Business
Forum for Access and Continuing Education
Office of the Independent Adjudicator
Supporting Professionalism in Admissions
Standing Conference for University Drama Departments
National Association for Music in HE
Association of Heads of University Administration
Science and Research
Engineering Professors’ Council
Universities
University of St Mark & St John
Unions
Individuals
Campaign Groups
Council for the Defence of British Universities
Other
UK Association of National Teaching Fellows
Principal Fellows of the HEA group
Improving Dispute Resolution Advisory Service
The Student Engagement Partnership
Association of Graduate Careers Advisory Services
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