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Liaise with mobile network operators, mobile manufacturers and fixed internet service providers to keep abreast of the technological capabilities and advances in their product ranges

2)      

Contribute to relevant inter-agency partnerships addressing online child abuse issues

3)      

Identify and report on evident trends in online paedophile behaviour

4)      

Monitor and report on advances in encryption techniques that may be used by paedophiles on the public networks

5)      

Continually seek technological solutions to automate and streamline standard operating procedures

6)      

Install a new Report Management System

7)      

Experiment with and implement any new tracing innovations

8)      

Further develop bulk image viewing software in partnership with Microsoft to enhance newsgroup monitoring system 

9)      

Work with mobile operators to ensure effective tracing and notice and takedown arrangements are in place

10)  

Research the methods criminals may use to deploy stealth methodologies to hide their behaviour relevant to our remit

11)  

Research internet methods of obfuscation, masking and other detection avoidance systems.

12)  

Provide a briefing service to Board (Trustees) funding members, police, government and inter-agency partners on statistical trends and new techniques apparently being deployed by criminals relevant to our remit

13)  

Provide the Newsgroup monitoring and up-dating service to all registered parties

14)  

Review and develop a key word list to all members requiring the service

15)  

Consider and implement new services for provision to our members

16)  

Encourage INHOPE members to swap their CAI URL data

17)  

Examine new technologies and devise methods to provide new leads on matters within our remit

18)  

Undertake a review of newsgroup policies

19)  

Continuously review CAI service to improve and enhance service wherever possible.

21)  

Develop a political affairs strategy

22)  

Develop briefing sessions (collective and bilateral) to communications experts within member companies

23)  

Run publicity and marketing campaigns to increase knowledge and awareness of the IWF role and remit

24)  

Partner with Ofcom to undertake relevant surveys of the awareness of IWF and its role

25)  

Follow up the 2004 research of System Administrators

26)  

Maintain an active dialogue with the UK media

27)  

Use the web-site and e-media to communicate the IWF message and information

28)  

Disseminate a regular e-newsletter and quarterly printed newsletter

29)  

Update and publish a variety of promotional literature

30)  

Populate the cross functions database with organisations that have an interest in our affairs

31)  

Assist online organisations who wish to publish information about the IWF

32)  

Seek networking opportunities to promote IWF brand

33)  

Identify appropriate speaking engagements to promote our role and remit

34)  

Attend appropriate conferences to promote the IWF

35)  

Promote awareness of IWF to overseas government agencies and organisations

36)  

Secure sponsorship as necessary to drive marketing initiatives

Pursue commercialisation opportunities of our CAI service

38)  

Refine contractual requirements for CAI service

39)  

Cost and supply value added services on a full cost recovery basis

40)  

Provide Board Executive, Board and FC with comprehensive financial information on a quarterly basis

41)  

Ensure compliance with Charity Commission rules

42)  

Set up transparent financial systems for IW Ltd

43)  

Negotiate a sponsorship deal with legal advisors

44)  

Seek sponsorship deals with software, hardware and other service providers

45)  

Comply with all legal obligations as a charity and trading company with new employer status and additional personnel and financial responsibilities

46)  

Research possibilities of levering in funds from other EU funded programmes

47)  

Examine Government sponsored project funding openings

48)  

Deliver all the requirements of SIAP 2004/5 contract

49)  

Bid for 2005/7 SIAP contract

50)  

Ensure compliance with EU funding contractual obligations and best practice guidelines

51)  

Undertake role and emoluments benchmarking exercise for all non executive staff

52)  

Recruit new Chair of board/trustees

53)  

Provide training to trustees on their obligations and responsibilities

Create a governance model for IW Ltd

55)  

Create a comprehensive cross functions stakeholder database

56)  

Negotiate a commercial arrangement for a high level annual counselling review service

57)  

Stimulate staff by creating opportunities for on the job and refresher training programmes and self and personal development opportunities

58)  

Attain BS7799 accreditation

Liaise with Home Office to improve handling and response to racial incitement allegations

60)  

Monitor developments with regard to government intentions on incitement to religious hatred proposals

61)  

Work in partnership with the Home Office on policies for dealing with adult content available to minors

62)  

Work in partnership with the Home Office with regard to challenges to the current Obscene Publications Act legislation

63)  

Work in partnership with the Home Office on the ‘discovery engine’ project

64)  

Work in partnership with the DTI with regard to improving trust and confidence in the online environment as internet and mobile service providers extend their services nationally

65)  

Monitor government policies and statutory regulations as they relate to small businesses

66)  

Engage with experts in the charitable sector so as to respond to nuances and trends applicable to IWCF

67)  

Contribute as appropriate to BECTAs work programme

68)  

Maintain relationships with officials within the DCMS where their responsibilities overlap with our remit

69)  

Actively participate on behalf of the UK in INHOPE affairs

70)  

Raise the issue in appropriate fora about how to tackle child abuse images being circulated on P2P technologies

71)  

Highlight the issue of diverse payment mechanisms used to acquire child abuse images

72)  

Work in partnership with the UK government and international governments to assist them in setting up new hotlines within our remit

73)  

Work with government inspired strategies to build multi-organisational cross sector support for initiatives such as the Home Office Taskforce for the protection of children on the internet

74)  

Work with the UK government in providing accurate and reliable information for their officials to engage with foreign entities on the trends in hosting potentially illegal abroad

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Encourage members to take up sponsorship opportunities

98)  

Nurture and develop positive relationships with Funding Council representatives and their senior line managers

99)  

Review and update Code of Practice as necessary

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Create and maintain an accurate list of subsidiaries of member companies