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Explain the value to your organisation and explore participation with your manager.

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Explain why your experience belongs in the work.

You may need support from your employer before taking part. This briefing explains the opportunity without promising commercial outcomes or committing your organisation. Adapt it to your responsibilities and the issues you encounter.

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Request to contribute to an OPDA working group

Bring your experience into the discussion

I would like to explore contributing to an Open Property Data Association (OPDA) working group developing the Smart Property Data Trust Framework.

The work concerns shared definitions for property information. Participating would let me explain the needs and exceptions we encounter and review whether draft proposals make sense in practice.

This could help us understand the direction of the work and bring our professional experience into the discussion. I would share only information we authorise and would not make commitments on behalf of our organisation.

I would first register interest and obtain details from OPDA about the format, schedule and expectations. We could then agree whether and how participation fits my responsibilities.

Further information: https://opda.org.uk/join

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Which professional experience would you contribute?
What time and organisational approval would be needed once OPDA confirms the arrangements?
What examples are you authorised to share, and what must stay confidential?
Are you contributing your own experience or representing an agreed organisational position?

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