The Law Council of Australia and the National Pro Bono Resource Centre have teamed up again to host the second National Access to Justice and Pro Bono Conference, to be held on 14 and 15 November 2008 in Sydney.
The conference will centre on the key theme of "Working Together".
For further information visit the Conference website at www.a2j08.com.au
26 August 2008
Forming the Agenda
What should the Commonwealth and State Government’s agendas be for improving access to justice for the next two years and where are the opportunities to work better together?
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Dear Delegates
The Centre would like to warmly thank you for attending and participating at the National Access to Justice and Pro Bono Conference 2008. All the feedback we have had thus far is that it was a great success.
In his address at the opening plenary of the Conference, the Chair of the National Pro Bono Resource Centre, Peter Stapleton, called for a united front of "passion and pragmatism", and encouraged each legal service provider (both organisation and individual) to detail in one page what is needed to improve access to justice within the Australian community.
Your comments are needed to help shape Commonwealth and State Government agendas for improving access to justice over the next two years as well as identifying opportunities to work better together.
If you are willing to make the effort to draft and send your page of dot points (less than 5 please) to a2j@nationalprobono.org.au by no later than Monday 1 December 2008 we will group and collate these into a single document for publication. Please indicate whether your comments are your own or those of your organisation. Comments received after this date are unlikely to be included.
It is our intention that common comments will be grouped and those received from organisations be attributed to that organisation (but not individual comments.
1 comment:
Dear Delegates
The Centre would like to warmly thank you for attending and participating at the National Access to Justice and Pro Bono Conference 2008. All the feedback we have had thus far is that it was a great success.
In his address at the opening plenary of the Conference, the Chair of the National Pro Bono Resource Centre, Peter Stapleton, called for a united front of "passion and pragmatism", and encouraged each legal service provider (both organisation and individual) to detail in one page what is needed to improve access to justice within the Australian community.
Your comments are needed to help shape Commonwealth and State Government agendas for improving access to justice over the next two years as well as identifying opportunities to work better together.
If you are willing to make the effort to draft and send your page of dot points (less than 5 please) to
a2j@nationalprobono.org.au by no later than Monday 1 December 2008 we will group and collate these into a single document for publication. Please indicate whether your comments are your own or those of your organisation. Comments received after this date are unlikely to be included.
It is our intention that common comments will be grouped and those received from organisations be attributed to that organisation (but not individual comments.
John Corker
Director
NPBRC
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