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ASIAL BOARD ELECTIONS The Australian Electoral Commission has notified ASIAL of the timetable for the ASIAL Board elections that were delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Details are available to members on the ASIAL website.
ASIAL ENGAGES THE NIELSEN COMPANY TO UNDERTAKE BENCHMARK SECURITY PERCEPTION SURVEY ASIAL has engaged The Nielsen Company to undertake research to take a pulse of the Australian population with regards to personal and workplace security. The intention being to provide a benchmark “ASIAL Security Index” to understand sentiments, attitudes and behaviours among the Australian population regarding security issues. The findings will generate insights that can be used across levels of government and by members to inform conversations with clients. It will also provide an understanding of what drives perception of security in Australia. Nielsen is a global data and market measurement firm that operates in over 100 countries. Findings of the survey will be available in March 2021.
SECURITY 2021 EXHIBITION & CONFERENCE The Annual Security Exhibition and Conference will return to Sydney on the 21st to 23rd July at Sydney’s International Convention Centre. And, for the first time in the show’s 35-year history, the event will be co-located with the Integrate Exhibition – Australia’s premier audio visual and integration exhibition. To find out more go to page 10.
NSW Government launches website to support fee-free security training with information relating to fee-free Security Training.
asial.com.au/nsw-free-security-training
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