The COVID-19 pandemic, and the resulting restrictions on movement and other aspects of the normal functions of society has resulted in significant disruptions and anxiety over the looming uncertainty. The impact on our regular programmes and functions has been significant. We have therefore had to make efforts to ensure continuity as far as possible and to minimise disruption where possible. While the changes have mostly been reactionary, we recognise their potential to alter our mode of operations, not only in the short term but even the long-term.