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FACULTY OF FORENSIC & LEGAL MEDICINE of the Royal College of Physicians of London Registered Charity No 1119599

Academy of Medical Royal Colleges • GMC Register - Defining Scope of Practice • Shape of Training Steering Group Independent Review of Deaths and Serious Incidents in Police Custody Commissioning standards in police custody healthcare and forensic examination Application for specialist status Revalidation Death certification

Council of RCP Mental Health - reform of s1365 and s136 Photography in police custody NICE: quality Standards on Domestic Violence and Abuse and Substance misuse “Rape Clause” - implication for SARC examiners

Educational activities and examinations BMA • FFLM/BMA Working Party for HCPs who work with victims of torture • Forensic Medicine Committee Communications with members and others: • Bulletin • Website • Social media • MLA infographic • Parliamentary • NHS England • Ministers • IPCC • Police and Crime Commisioners New Code of practice for experts Work on new “Blue Book”

Educational activities and examinations BMA • FFLM/BMA Working Party for HCPs who work with victims of torture • Forensic Medicine Committee Communications with members and others: • Website • Bulletin • Social media • MLA infographic • Parliamentary • NHS England • Ministers • IPCC • Police and Crime Commisioners New Code of practice for experts Work on new “Blue Book”

Educational activities and examinations BMA • FFLM/BMA Working Party for HCPs who work with victims of torture • Forensic Medicine Committee Communications with members and others: • Bulletin • Website • Social media • MLA infographic • Parliamentary • NHS England • Ministers • IPCC • Police and Crime Commissioners New Code of practice for experts Work on new “Blue Book”

800 TOTALS 600 400 AFFILIATES MEMBERS 200 FELLOWS ASSOCIATES 0 AFFILIATES 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

2.11 Affiliate Membership Criteria Individuals who are ineligible for Membership of the Faculty may wish to Affiliate. Affiliating with the Faculty entitles the individual to the full range of academic, educational and other facilities available to full Members. The only distinction is that Affiliates do not have voting rights and are not able to use their affiliation as a designator. Affiliation with the Faculty is open to those who: 2.11.1 are medically qualified, have a licence to practise , and are working or intending to work in Forensic and Legal Medicine, either full-time or part-time; 2.11.2 are working in a field that the Board determines is allied to Forensic and Legal Medicine, or to any new category approved by the Board. The individual need not be medically qualified but should be registered with an appropriate regulatory body or studying in an allied field. Rationale - the proposed change to 2.11.1 brings applicants for affiliate and associate categories in line with requirements for medically qualified applicants for existing categories.

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