The Attorney General and the PPS Registrar announced that the PPS Register will commence on 30 January 2012.

This means that current unsecured creditors whose security interests come within the meaning of the Personal Property Securities Act will be able to commence loading security interests from 30 January 2012 on the PPS Register.

This is a significant victory for AICM members and can in part be attributed to AICM's strong opposition to any further delay in implementation.

The formal confirmation can be downloaded here

• Personal Property Securities (Migration Time and Registration Commencement Time) Determination
• Explanatory Statement
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• Personal Property Securities (Migrated Security Interests and Effective Registration) Determination 2011
• Explanatory Statement

Can't afford to have your staff out of the office for training?

The AICM can solve the problem of getting your staff up to date without taking them from the office by introducing the PPS Online program.

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YCPA National Finalists; Abdul Shafeel (Vic/Tas), Kristy Shrigley (WA), Maree Kairl - National Winner (SA), Dean Young (NSW), Dale Hannan (Qld)

Maree Kairl was announced as the National Winner of the 2011 National Young Credit Professional of the Year by Adam Siddique Director, Marketing & Corporate Affairs Dun & Bradstreet Australia at the AICM National Conference Dinner.

AICM is a proud sponsor of the new Credit Network web site.

The Credit Network web site enables credit professionals to keep up to date with the latest industry news and resources.

The Credit Network Online Forum is a powerful communication tool allowing credit professionals to network and share knowledge, ideas and experiences.

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The National Consumer Credit Protection Act requires responsible managers to undertake at least 20 hours of continuing professional development (CPD) per year and to keep records showing that organisational competence has been reviewed and to take steps to maintain the organisational competence.

Achieving your 20 hours CPD

The Australian Institute of Credit Management is developing a web based CPD program to be delivered through Core2Learning online learning platform.

This program will provide information relating to legislative changes, regulatory amendments to the Act and will contribute to ensuring compliance.

Core2Learning will support the recording of completed CPD hours.

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