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In June and July 1988, the Further Education Staff College held a series of one-day seminars on 'Further education: life after the Bill', that discussed the period when the Education Reform Bill was going through its final stages in the Houses of Parliament. The seminar presentations are as follows: The new era begins / John Graystone; NAFE future planning / Russell Blackwell; Protecting curriculum quality / Lindsay Neil; A NATFHE view of FE after the Education Act / Derek Betts, Frank Griffiths; The challenge of continuity / John McLeod; Working together through difficult times / David Whitbread; The Education Act: a second order issue / Mick Farley; Planning, resourcing, and monitoring and evaluation under the Act / Andy Hawkins; 'Catching the tide' / Ken Ruddiman; Effect on principal's role / Cyril Lewis; Chiefs, indians and totem poles / Bob Kedney; A principal's view of the Reform Act / Clive Brain; A view from the London trenches / Diane Brace; The future of ILEA colleges / David Falcon; Future relationships between colleges and LEAs / Gareth Lloyd Jones.