Welcome to the home of the High Court Enforcement Officers Association's Website
The High Court Enforcement Officers Association formerly known as The Sheriffs Officers Association was formed over 124 years ago. Its continued aim is to represent all its members and to provide a voice to Government.
Today, this role has developed by not only providing a voice to Government but working with Government by improving and implementing changes to current and proposed regulations. We continue to raise our standards of enforcement through improved training, codes of conduct and regulation, ensuring that we provide not only an effective enforcement service that enables Creditors to recover the Judgments, but also that all parties that are subjected to those Judgments are treated in a fair, ethical and proportional manner.
Following the introduction of Authorised High Court Enforcement Officers in 2004, the Government has insisted that before authorising any High Court Enforcement Officer, the individual seeking authorisation obtain Associate Membership status of this Association.
The Association takes this responsibility seriously, and has developed a training programme to ensure that only those persons reaching our very high standards in both knowledge and conduct are admitted as full Members. By becoming members you are agreeing to the very standards of knowledge and our code of conduct.
As you navigate our website you will discover useful information about High Court Enforcement, including who the Association’s Authorised Officers are, our regulations, code of conduct, as well as many frequently asked questions. Should you feel you have a need to complain, details of our complaints procedures can also be found.
We do hope that you find our information helpful, and please feel free to contact us should you need any further information or help.
Martin Leyshon Chairmain of the High Court Enforcement Officers Association
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Latest News
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Association launches its educational programme
Association launches its educational programme
At this year’s Annual General Meeting, our Association officially launched its new educational pathway on how to become an Authorised Officer. This programme has been formulated in partnership with the Institute of Credit Management. Debbie Tuckwood from the ICM attended the training part of the day, and fielded questions on how the programme will work.
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The High Court Enforcement Officers Association held its Annual General meeting at Yew Tree Lodge on May 20th 2011.
The High Court Enforcement Officers Association held its Annual General meeting at Yew Tree Lodge on May 20th 2011.
This year's AGM was attended by all classes of members, along with two representatives from the Ministry of Justice. The day started out with our Chairman - Martin Leyshon welcoming everyone to the AGM followed on by his report. There were five vacancies to the Board of Directors with six full members applying. The Board welcomed Peter Watt as its newest member, along with four other seasoned Board members.
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