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Draft Bill: Legal Practitioners Act 2006
This Bill is a discussion draft of the Bill for the proposed Legal Practitioners Act 2006. The main purpose of the proposed legislation is to implement the national model Legal Profession Bill as developed by the Standing Committee of Attorneys-General over the period 2004-2006. The model is designed to ensure that common rules regarding the practice of the law apply in each of the States and Territories that enact the law.
- Legal Practitioners Act 2006: Discussion Draft
- Legal Practitioners Act 2006: Discussion Overview
- Legal Profession Bill 2006
Current Discussion Papers
Paper: Domestic Violence Act
The Domestic Violence Act is being reviewed. An Issues Paper has been prepared for the review. Submissions are invited and Forums will be held.
Forums
Forums will be held in Darwin and Alice Springs for the review of the Domestic Violence Act. The forums will include a presentation by the Department of Justice and there will be an opportunity to contribute to the review.
The forum in Darwin will be held on Thursday 21 September 2006 from 9am to midday at the Litchfield Room Parliament House. In Alice Springs the forum will be held on Thursday 28 September 2006 in the DCIS training room, second floor Belvedere House from 9am to midday. Morning tea will be provided.
Please RSVP by tel: 89357670 - fax: 89357662 - or e-mail: policy.doj@nt.gov.au
Submission
A submission can be as short and informal as a letter or email, or it can be a more substantial document. A submission does not have to address all of the issues identified in the paper, and it does not have to be confined to the issues identified in the paper. Electronic copies of submissions should be sent whenever possible.
Submissions should be made by 30 September 2006.
Submissions should be sent to
Review of Domestic Violence Act
Policy Division
Department of Justice
GPO Box 1722
Darwin NT 0801
or by email to policy.doj@nt.gov.au
When changes to legislation are proposed, this page contains related documents for public view/comment.