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Where am I now? Lawlink > Law Reform Commission > Publications > Issues Paper 23 (2003) - Community Justice Centres
Issues Paper 23 (2003) - Community Justice Centres Contents Terms of reference 1. Introduction
Community mediation in NSW before 1980 Establishment of CJCs COMMUNITY MEDIATION IN OTHER AUSTRALIAN JURISDICTIONS
Victoria Australian Capital Territory Other States THE EXTENT OF GOVERNMENT INVOLVEMENT
2. Provision of mediation services DEFINITION OF MEDIATION
Services to minorities or disadvantaged groups
Means of referring disputes CONSENT AND PARTICIPATION OF THE PARTIES
Continuing participation
Support and representation of parties INTERACTION WITH OTHER AGENCIES
Relationship with Local Courts 3. Mediators
Continuing education Assessing the training programs
Remuneration
NADRAC United Kingdom College of Family Mediators
CJC regulation of practice Coverage of codes of practice Establishing codes of practice
PREVENTING UNDESIRABLE OUTCOMES 4. Protections
Members of the Police Service
Admissibility of evidence Concealing a serious indictable offence COMMUNITY JUSTICE CENTRES COUNCIL
Relationship to current management structure Membership Future role for the Council
Training Group
RECORDS PAYMENT FOR SERVICES EVALUATIONS PUBLICITY RENAMING COMMUNITY JUSTICE CENTRES? 6. Services to Indigenous people TERMS OF REFERENCE
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Network Other agencies LIAISON WITH INDIGENOUS PEOPLE REPRESENTATION ON THE CJCs COUNCIL INCLUSION IN AN OBJECTS CLAUSE? Appendix A: Preliminary submissions TABLES |
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