Legislative Drafting Conference in Ottawa
The Canadian Institute for the Administration of Justice is holding a national conference on Drafting for Diversity: A Singular Challenge on September 14 & 15, 2006, in the Library and Archives Canada Auditorium in Ottawa.
The conference will look at the challenges of drafting statutes in a bilingual environment, communicating law to non-native speakers, the emergence of aboriginal lawmaking institutions and the linguistic and cultural dimensions of aboriginal laws, as well as the drafting process for private member’s bills.
The Institute organizes and conducts conferences and specialized seminars for judges, administrative tribunal personnel, and legislative drafters. It also prepares comprehensive background papers on many subjects dealing with the administration of justice.
The full text of earlier legislative drafting conference papers (from more than 10 conferences) is available.
The conference will look at the challenges of drafting statutes in a bilingual environment, communicating law to non-native speakers, the emergence of aboriginal lawmaking institutions and the linguistic and cultural dimensions of aboriginal laws, as well as the drafting process for private member’s bills.
The Institute organizes and conducts conferences and specialized seminars for judges, administrative tribunal personnel, and legislative drafters. It also prepares comprehensive background papers on many subjects dealing with the administration of justice.
The full text of earlier legislative drafting conference papers (from more than 10 conferences) is available.
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