How do I request an AMR briefing for a parliamentarian or committee?

Email the convenor with the member or committee involved, your deadline, the question in one line, and whether you need a written note, a meeting or an oral briefing.

How do I propose a topic for a future AMR roundtable?

Send a title and a paragraph on the policy question at stake, two or three references or a link to your published work, and a note of who else would need to be in the room. Proposals are assessed on the strength of the evidence and whether a parliamentary decision is genuinely open on the question.

What happens to my details when I register?

Your name, email, organisation and selected route are stored and used only to send policy briefs and the quarterly update, and to reply to your message. Details are never sold or shared with a third party, and you can unsubscribe or request deletion at any time.

How often will I hear from the AMR Interface?

Each policy brief on the day it is published, and a quarterly update four times a year.

Four audiences, four routes in

Find your route in

The Interface only works if the right people can reach it. Pick the description that fits you — each route says exactly what to send and what happens next. One registration form covers all four.

Route 01

Parliamentary & policy staff

Brief us, or be briefed →Route 02

Researchers

Submit evidence →Route 03

Patients & advocates

Share your voice →Route 04

Public & press

Get the outputs →

What to send, and where it goes

The four routes

Everything arrives in the same inbox and is read by the convenor. Please allow up to ten working days for a reply during parliamentary recess.

Route 01Parliamentary & policy staff

Brief us, or be briefed

Request a briefing for a member or a committee, ask for evidence on a specific question, or invite the Interface to give evidence to a Select Committee. We can also supply background for a written question or a debate.

The member or committee, and the deadline you are working to
The question you need answered, in one line
Whether you need a written note, a meeting or an oral briefing

Priority routeEmail the convenor →

Route 02Researchers

Submit evidence or propose a topic

Propose a subject for a future roundtable, send a written reflection for the record, or ask about co-authoring the methodology paper. Proposals are assessed on the strength of the evidence and on whether a parliamentary decision is genuinely open on the question.

A title and a paragraph on the policy question at stake
Two or three references, or a link to your published work
Who else would need to be in the room for it to be useful

Agenda openSend a proposal →

Route 03Patients & advocates

Share your voice

Contribute lived experience of antimicrobial resistance, or join the standing patient and public involvement panel. Lived experience is a standing part of every evidence session, and nothing is published in your name without your written agreement.

As much or as little of your experience as you want to share
Whether you are willing to be named, or would rather contribute anonymously
Whether you would consider speaking at a roundtable

Panel openGet in touch →

Route 04Public & press

Receive the outputs, or request comment

Register below to receive each policy brief on release and a quarterly update on AMR and Parliament. Journalists can request comment, an interview or background on any published output.

For press: your outlet, the angle and your deadline
For everyone else: just the registration form is enough

Open to allRegister below →

One form, all four routes

Register your interest

Registering puts you on the list for policy briefs and the quarterly update. If you are proposing a topic or requesting a briefing, add the detail in the message box and it will reach the convenor directly.

What we do with your details

StoredYour name, email, organisation and the route you selected
Used forSending policy briefs, the quarterly update, and replying to your message. Nothing else
SharedNever sold, never shared with a third party [name your email provider here — it is a processor and should be disclosed]
KeptUntil you unsubscribe, or [confirm a retention period — 24 months of inactivity is a common choice]
UnsubscribingOne click in any email, or reply asking to be removed
Your rightsYou can ask for a copy of your data or its deletion at any time by emailing the convenor
Controller[Confirm whether the University of Hertfordshire or the programme is the data controller — this determines which privacy notice applies]

After you register

What to expect

Straight away

A short confirmation

One email confirming you are on the list. If you sent a message, the convenor replies personally — usually within a week, longer during recess.

Every cycle

The policy brief

Each brief arrives on the day it is published, with the recommendations, their owners and their indicators in the email itself rather than behind a link.

Four times a year

The quarterly update

A short note on what has moved in AMR policy, what the Interface has published, and what is coming to Parliament next. No more than that.

Or simply write to us

If a form is not the right way to say it, the convenor's inbox is open. Please put the route in your subject line so that it reaches the right pile quickly.

r.elshenawy@herts.ac.uk Who you will be writing to