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National Criminal Law Committee

The National Criminal Law Committee considers matters referred to it by the Executive and the Secretariat of the Law Council. The primary purpose of the Committee is to advise the Law Council on criminal and national security law matters of interest to the legal profession.

The Committee responds to proposed reforms to criminal law and procedure and national security at the federal level, proposals to harmonise criminal law across jurisdictions and also assists in developing Law Council policy on criminal and national security law matters of national interest.
 

Issues

The National Criminal Law Committee maintains a watching brief on:

Submissions
 

The National Criminal Law Committee is also involved in the preparation of submissions to the Commonwealth Government and Commonwealth departments. These submissions have covered issues such as:

Members
 

Contact

Mr Shounok Chatterjee
T. 02 6246 3703
E. shounok.chatterjee@lawcouncil.au

Last Updated on 09/07/2024

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