Foundation of Administrative Justice

Virtual Boardroom

April 29 & 30, 2009
University of Alberta Conference Centre

This conference will focus on tribunals creating access to administrative justice for their clients and stakeholders.
Creating effective access to fair processes is one of the biggest issues facing tribunals today and often one of the most misunderstood issues. Access is a client focus but the tribunal must take the steps to create the access. Effective can mean affordable, understandable, timely and predictable processes and outcomes. It can mean self-empowering, reflective of the user's needs, responsive, flexible and appropriate to cultures. Effective access can mean having streamlined processes (including productive and aggressive case management) or processes appropriate to the dispute (proportional). How can tribunals meet the challenges of creating effective access for their clients? What new techniques, rules, procedures and ideas are tribunals using to meet these challenges?

2009 Conference Brochure
2009 Speaker Papers

Agenda

Conference Only Registration:

Members: $495.00 Non-Members $625.00
Take advantage of Pre-conference and Post-conference courses

• Interpreting Legislation - April 28 & 29, 2009
• Evidence - May 1, 2009