Policy Panels


The IET has established fourteen Policy Panels to assist in policy development. These panels provide strategic advice in response to Government consultations and develop position statements and other material within their field of expertise. Policy Panels CommunicationsCommunications
Identifying policy issues applicable to the communications sector.
Education and SkillsEducation and Skills
Identifying policy issues applicable to the education and skills sector.
EnergyEnergy
Providing guidance to IET members, government, Parliament and the public on energy policy issues.
Health and SafetyHealth and Safety
Identifying policy issues applicable to the health and safety sector and providing guidance to IET members, government and the public.
Information and TechnologyInformation and Technology
Providing expert advice and guidance on innovation, new technologies and innovation systems.
Innovation and Emerging TechnologiesInnovation and Emerging Technologies
Providing expert advice and guidance on innovation, new technologies and innovation systems.
ManufacturingManufacturing
Identifying policy issues applicable to the manufacturing sector and providing guidance to government.
Mobile Phones, Pylons and HealthMobile Phones, Pylons and Health
The IET's Biological Effects Policy Panel - studying the health effects of mobile phones, power lines and base stations.
TransportTransport
Identifying policy issues applicable to the transport sector and providing guidance to IET members, government and the public.
Policy Panels for the UK Devolved Administrations Northern IrelandNorthern Ireland
The Northern Ireland Policy Panel acts as a two-way link between the profession and local government in Northern Ireland.
ScotlandScotland
The Scotland Policy Panel acts as a two-way link between the profession and government in Scotland.

Press Releases

Radars opening up new air traffic and border control opportunities

One of the world’s top minds on radar research will outline how his work is helping to improve our air traffic control and border monitoring systems.

IET comments on flaws in HS2 plans

Chris Richards, Transport Policy Advisor at the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), comments on report made in response the to Department for Transport consultation

IET welcomes expansion of Small Business Research Initiative

The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) has welcomed today’s announcement by David Willetts MP of a record £440 million budget for the Technology Strategy Board to support innovative businesses and drive growth across the UK.

IET on Queen's Speech: Commitment needed for entire HS2 route

A lack of commitment from the Government for the entire route of the HS2 line means that this vital infrastructure project risks being developed in isolation, the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) has warned.

IET: UK faces a current and future cyber security skills gap

A significant lack of skilled workers is hampering the UK's fight against cyber-crime, says the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET).

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