The High Court Enforcement Officers Association represents and supports High Court Enforcement Officers and acts as a voice for our profession. In doing that we and our members will: • Help creditors – the people and businesses who are owed money – by enforcing their judgments and recovering unpaid debts • Inform debtors – the people who owe money - by ensuring that anyone who owes money is treated fairly, ethically and proportionately • Support government – by recommending changes and implementing improvements to the legal framework around High Court enforcement Our members are all fully trained, qualified and registered High Court Enforcement Officers who are authorised by the Lord Chancellor to enforce High Court Writs. Their role is to enforce judgments to primarily collect unpaid debt that is owed to businesses and individuals across England and Wales. This is a responsibility we have carried out since the Association was first formed in 1887 when it was known as The Sheriffs Officers Association.