NALEO (National Association of Licensing and Enforcement Officers) represents the interests of those responsible for licensing through the sharing of knowledge and information, close links with government bodies and civil servants, and by actively promoting and encouraging high standards and best practice NALEO beleives in consensus and often works or consults with many other organisations such as the National Private Hire Association, Institute of Licensing [IOL] and National Taxi Association to name just a few NALEO is recognised by the Home Office, DfT, ACPO and is regularly asked by government, statutory, legal and advisory bodies to comment on all licensing issues and consultation documents NALEO provides a valuable voice for its members through information and training and always promotes the role of the licensing professional across many aspects of our lives NALEO was created in 1985 by 22 local authority licensing and enforcement officers from across the UK