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CPO Talking Heads: September 2024

Land Compensation Claims in Practice & The Role of the CPA’s Revised Land Compensation Protocol

This event runs as an informal discussion with a small panel of leading and informed practitioners extracting the nuances from this months topic "Land Compensation Claims in Practice & The Role of the CPA’s Revised Land Compensation Protocol". It will discuss practical issues that arise, with participants in the meeting being encouraged to listen, join in, ask questions and share comments.

The CPA have partnered with CPT Events to bring you CPO Talking Heads.

Start Date Venue Price  
24 September 2024 Virtual Monthly Discussion £50 BOOK

Note: All prices are to be paid in GBP and are subject to VAT at the prevailing rate

Event duration: Afternoon Event (1 hours CPD).
Registration from: 12.55. Event starts at: 13.00. Event finishes at: 14.00.

Booking Note for CPA Members: The CPA discount code needs to be added during the booking process, followed by selecting 'invoice' to complete your booking.

September's Discussion: Land Compensation Claims in Practice & The Role of the CPA’s Revised Land Compensation Protocol

This latest Talking Head debate will explore how CPO and land compensation claims are dealt with in practice and some of the key drivers that can help or hinder claims being resolved effectively. 

The panel will focus on the role that the CPA’s Land Compensation Protocol plays in land compensation cases. The Protocol was created by the Compulsory Purchase Association nine years ago and published in 2018 designed to provide an industry standard for conduct in land compensation cases. The CPA has recently consulted with members on revisions to its Land Compensation Claims Protocol that is set to be launched shortly.  

September's Talking Heads

Programme

This Talking Heads programme focuses upon:

  • Current trends in practice of land compensation cases
  • The purposes of the Protocol and its role in practice 
  • What the Protocol covers and review of the latest revisions
  • How does the Upper Tribunal regard the Protocol and to what extent is non-compliance taken into account as part of its decision making, including in relation to assessment of costs? 
  • What is the relationship between the Protocol and other professional regulations/guidance, such as the RICS Professional Statement “Surveyors Advising in Respect of Compulsory Purchase and Statutory Compensation”?
  • What role does Alternative Dispute Resolution have to play in achieving the best practice aims of the Protocol?