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I gather that the portfolio is basically your collection of appendices. The annotated contents table would explain why you have chosen them and you can evaluate them e.g. organograms more because there is no word limit. I have just listed the report sections that the portfolio section applies next to it. For example a list of the library aims and objectives in your portfolio would be covering section 1.1 of the report. I think you can be quite imaginative with what you put in the portfolio as long as you have certain documents such as organisational aims and objectives, organograms, importance of CILIP as listed in the rules guide. I hope that helps Potenza > -----Original Message----- > From: Jenny Taylor [SMTP:[log in to unmask]] > Sent: Wednesday, February 11, 2004 1:48 PM > To: [log in to unmask] > Subject: 2002 regulations > > I'm trying to ascertain what's exactly required in the portfolio section > of > the report under the 2002 regulations. I had thought that this was just > where I'd put all the appendices, but re-reading through Form APP1, I'm > not > so sure. Do I just need to explain why I've chosen the appendices and how > they relate to the sections of the written statement? How would I go about > demonstrating the criteria that they've listed? > > Any comments would be gratefully received as I'm more than a little > confused! > > Jenny