ACT Law Reform Advisory Council (LRAC)

ACT Law Reform Advisory Council (LRAC) The Council once provided Law Reform advice to the ACT Government - In November 2018, the then ACT Attorney-General Gordon Ramsay closed the Council.

The ACT Law Reform Advisory Council (LRAC) was established in 2009 as a collaboration between the ACT Government and the ANU College of Law. LRAC’s Terms of Reference specified that its role was to ‘provide expert advice and recommendations to the Attorney-General on terms of reference dealing with law reform matters referred to it by the Attorney-General’. It responded to requests from the ACT At

torney-General to advise on significant legal policy issues. Its last reference was Canberra as a Restorative City. In November 2018, the then ACT Attorney-General Gordon Ramsay closed the Council.

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ANU College Of Law
Canberra, ACT
0200

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