The pattern of our meetings is that in the morning the speakers deliver their talks and in the afternoon members have the opportunity to address questions to each speaker and to explore his topic in more detail. An important feature of membership of the Association is the opportunity it offers to form contacts with practitioners in other jurisdictions. The programmes at our meetings are not overcrowded - deliberately so. There are opportunities during each of the two days and at the receptions in the evenings to mingle with other members. It is virtually impossible to come away from a meeting of the Association not having learned something new and useful, and not having made at least one contact which proves valuable.
Talks given at past meetings are available on the website as summaries and verbatim transcripts.
The Summaries are also printed in the issue of itpa News following the meeting, and the Transcripts appear in the next issue of the itpa Journal . The Summaries and Transcripts are an invaluable resource, especially for those members who were unable to attend the original meeting. While the Summaries and Transcripts are necessarily obsolescent, a search of these materials can often reveal a clue to the solution of a difficult problem. Please click this link to see the list of current books we have published and to order them. Between the meetings, members receive the itpa News and the itpa Journal .