13.04.2021
Invitation: Financial Services Legislation Webinars
Financial Services Legislation Webinars 17 & 24 May 2021 These free, interactive webinars presented in partnership with Wolters Kluwer CCH Learning are part of the Australian Law Reform Commission’s current inquiry into the potential simplification of corporate and financial services regulation in Australia. Webinar: The Regulatory Ecosystem for Financial Services in Australia MONDAY 17 MAY 2021 …
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Webinar: Comparative Perspectives on Financial Services Regulation
Monday 24 May 2021
Join a panel of international experts to compare approaches to the design of financial services regulation across different jurisdictions.
09.04.2021
Webinar: The Regulatory Ecosystem for Financial Services in Australia
Monday 17 May 2021
Can Australian financial services regulation be simplified?
Join the ALRC to explore the initial findings of its current inquiry on the regulatory framework for corporations and financial services in Australia.
08.04.2021
Podcast: The Corporate Counsel Show: ALRC GC on pursuing interesting legal roles
ALRC General Counsel Mr Matt Corrigan features on this episode of the Lawyers Weekly Podcast, The Corporate Counsel Show, discussing his workplace ethos and how his interest in the law has seen him work across the globe. Hosted Jerome Doraisamy, Matt discusses the importance of finding roles in law that will interest and motivate an …
Read more30.03.2021
Judicial Impartiality eNews | New Judicial Impartiality Background Papers Released
Two new background papers for the review into judicial impartiality have now been released.
Read more30.03.2021
‘New look’ for ALRC consultation documents
The ALRC has instigated a new approach to consultation documentation to encourage greater engagement with a wider cross-section of academics, the legal profession, and the community.
Read more30.03.2021
The Federal Judiciary – the Inquiry in Context (JI3)
This background paper provides an overview of the composition of the federal judiciary; the jurisdiction of the Commonwealth courts; the workload of those courts; and the frequency of complaints against judicial officers (noting that such complaints may not necessarily be in relation to an allegation of impartiality or bias). It also gives a preliminary analysis …
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Recusal and self-disqualification (JI2)
This background paper is focused on the practical matter of how courts manage claims (and the potential for claims) by litigants that the judicial officer deciding their matter is, or might appear to be, biased. This is one in a series of background papers produced by the Australian Law Reform Commission as part of its Review …
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Consultation Documents
In April 2021, the ALRC published a Consultation Paper containing questions and draft proposals for public comment. The closing date for submissions in response to the Consultation Paper was 30 June 2021. The Consultation Paper was accompanied by a series of background papers which provided a high-level overview of key principles and research on topics …
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Government Response to ALRC Report 135
Download the Government Response to ALRC Report 135: Family Law for the Future – An Inquiry into the Family Law System.
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