The General Practice CPD Power Pack range for general practitioners has been designed to enable you to complete all or part of your CPD for the current CPD year. The range will provide you with your CPD in the one place with easy online access. You will be able to view the recorded content and attend the live content.
Don’t wait until the last quarter rush – get in early and get your CPD started now
The General Practice CPD Power Pack range for general practitioners has been designed to enable you to complete all or part of your CPD for the current CPD year. The range will provide you with your CPD in the one place with easy online access. You will be able to view the recorded content and attend the live content.
Don’t wait until the last quarter rush – get in early and get your CPD started now
Andrew Verspaandonk interviews Carolyn Sparke, QC
18 May 2021
Practitioners understand the importance of negotiation, but how many truly understand the essential skill sets required to effectively carry it out? The session looks at the key issues, including:
What is involved in effective negotiation on behalf of your clients?
Different categories of negotiation:
Structural
Strategic
Behavioural
Bilateral and multilateral negotiation
Preparing for negotiation – an essential checklist
Key skills in negotiation:
Security of payments regulation requires strict adherence to timelines and procedure. This session takes this on with advice on how to manage these timelines and procedures to best effect. It includes:
Division 7A remains one of the most challenging areas of income tax law. This practical session assumes you know the basics, and instead focuses on some of the trickier issues which give Division 7A its well-deserved reputation. It will examine practical case studies in the following areas:
The implementation of the recommendations in the Respect@Work Report has significant implications for all workplaces, requiring, amongst other things, organisations to change their focus from reactive to proactive. This session will provide a nuts and bolts guide of what organisations need to do to be ready for the new enforcement regime, including:
Bankruptcy presents a unique set of problems to affected members and trustees alike. This session takes a practical look at the best response to bankruptcy with asset protection firmly in mind. It includes:
How does bankruptcy of a member/trustee affect an SMSF? – the trustee’s response
Steps to take before entering bankruptcy
Is an SMSF asset protected and can it become protected?
How should the trust deed provide for trustees or directors becoming bankrupt?
The implementation of the recommendations in the Respect@Work Report has significant implications for all workplaces, requiring, amongst other things, organisations to change their focus from reactive to proactive. This session will provide a nuts and bolts guide of what organisations need to do to be ready for the new enforcement regime, including:
The June 2025 reforms to the Family Law Act 1975 have ushered in a new era for property and financial matters - impacting not only what lawyers must consider, but how they document and communicate it. This session explores the practical drafting challenges raised by the reforms and how to update your precedents, advice, and procedures to remain compliant and effective. Topics include: