FRIDAY 6 - SUNDAY 8 OCTOBER 2017Hotel Grand Chancellor • Hobart, Tasmania

Judicial Conference of Australia

C O L L O Q U I U M

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The organising committee consisting of Chief Justice Blow, Justice Judith Kelly as Chair, Justice Hilary Penfold and Magistrates Michael Daly and Marc Sargent have worked hard to prepare a stimulating program for the colloquium which will also enable attendees to enjoy the beauty of Hobart.

The Governor of Tasmania, Her Excellency, Professor the Honourable Kate Warner will officially open the conference and present the keynote address. Her Excellency is a distinguished legal academic and an internationally recognised expert in the fields of criminal law, criminology and sentencing. After the keynote address Carly Anne Shrever, an advisor to the Judicial College of Victoria, will outline the latest research on the psychological impact of judicial work. This will continue the ongoing dialogue on this topic from previous JCA colloquiums. Facilitating discussion on this topic is an important part of the JCA’s functions. On the Friday evening the Governor will host a reception at Tasmania’s magnificent government house.

In the first session on Saturday morning we will hear from two speakers from the renowned United States Studies Centre on the politics surrounding the judiciary in the USA and the passing of legislation in the Congress. This will provide insight into the developments there and perhaps some cautionary lessons for this country.

Other sessions include:

- an address from Chief Justice Grant of the Northern Territory on the topic of the interaction of superior courts with royal commissions;

- a session on the future of Courts and the legal profession from Professor Dan Hunter, the Dean of Swinburne Law School;

- Professors Gabrielle Appleby and Brian Opeskin will discuss the research they have undertaken on behalf of the JCA into temporary judicial appointments.

Last and by no means least on the Saturday night we will all be treated to an after dinner speech from Tasmania’s very own Chief Justice Blow in the magnificent waterfront confines of the Peppermint Bay restaurant.

The JCA prides itself on providing a colloquium that is thought provoking, useful, collegial and value for money. I hope you and your partner can join us.

Robert Beech-Jones

President

I am delighted to invite you to attend the 2017 JCA Colloquium to be held in Hobart from Friday 6 to Sunday 8 October 2017. The colloquium sessions will be conducted at Hotel Grand Chancellor and the preferred accommodation venues will be Hotel Grand Chancellor and Henry Jones Hotel.

INVITATION

PROGRAMFRIDAY 6 OCTOBER 2017

TIME SESSION SPEAKERS AND CHAIRS10:30am Registration desk opens

12:45-1:45pm Light Refreshments

1:00-1:30pm First meeting of the Governing Council (to approve the annual financial report)

1:45-2:00 pm Opening of the Colloquium Speaker: Her Excellency, Professor the Honourable Kate Warner, AC

Chair: Justice Robert Beech-Jones

2:00-2:45pm Keynote Address Speaker: Her Excellency, Professor the Honourable Kate Warner, AC

Chair: Justice Robert Beech-Jones

2:45-3:00pm Afternoon Tea

3:00 - 4:30pm Judicial Stress and WellbeingSpeaker: Carly Anne Schrever, Judicial Wellbeing Project Advisor, Judicial College of VictoriaModerator: Magistrate Marc Sargent

5.30pm Bus Transfer to Government HouseBus boarding commences from Campbell St (outside Restaurant Tasman)

6:00pm-7:00pm Reception at Government House Hosted by Her Excellency Professor the Honourable Kate Warner, AC, Governor of Tasmania

SATURDAY 7 OCTOBER 2017TIME SESSION SPEAKERS AND CHAIRS8:30am Registration desk opens

9:00-10:30am America: The Confusion of Power

Speaker: Dr David Smith, United States Studies Centre, University of Sydney and April Palmerlee, Former Senior Coordinator for International Women’s Issues, US State DepartmentModerator: Justice Terry Sheahan, AO

10:30-11:00am Morning Tea

11:00-12:30pm

Watching the Watchers:the Interaction between Superior Courts and RoyalCommissions

Speaker: Chief Justice Michael Grant, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the Northern TerritoryModerator: Chief Justice Alan Blow

12:30-1:30pm Annual General Meeting: followed by the second meeting of the Governing Council

1:30-2:30pm Informal lunch

2:30-7:00 pm Afternoon at leisure

5:45pm Boarding commences from Brooke Street Pier, Franklin Wharf (approx. 7 minutes’ walk from Hotel Grand Chancellor and Henry Jones Hotel or very short cab ride)

6:00pm Peppermint Bay Charter departs

7:00-10:30pm Colloquium Dinner Venue: Peppermint Bay After dinner speaker: The Hon Chief Justice Alan Blow, OAM

SUNDAY 8 OCTOBER 2017TIME SESSION SPEAKERS AND CHAIRS8:30am Registration desk opens

9:00 - 10:30am The Future of Courts and theLegal Profession

Speaker: Professor Dan Hunter, Foundation Dean, Swinburne Law School, Melbourne Moderator: Justice Judith Kelly

10:30 - 11:00am Morning Tea

11:00- 12:30pmTemporary Judicial Officers in Australia: An Empirical and Critical Analysis

Speakers: Professor Gabrielle Appleby, Faculty of Law, University of New South Wales; and Professor Brian Opeskin, Faculty of Law, University of Technology, SydneyModerator: Justice Hilary Penfold

Please visit the Colloquium web site www.ammp.com.au/jca17

SESSION

Judicial Stress and WellbeingCarly Anne Schrever, Judicial Wellbeing Project Advisor, Judicial College of VictoriaWhat is the psychological impact of judicial work? This presentation explores the latest research bearing upon this important question, discusses the psychology of human stress more generally, and offers a series of evidence-based strategies for managing stress and supporting wellbeing.

America: the Confusion of PowerDr David Smith – United States Studies Centre at the University of SydneyAmerican judges are often described as “politicians in robes” especially at the level of the Supreme Court. Judges have distinctive political identities that are increasingly partisan. Judicial politics has become so important in American government that the appointment of a new Supreme Court justice became the pivotal issue of the 2016 election, guaranteeing Donald Trump the support of millions of conservative Christians who were otherwise wary of him.

America: the Confusion of PowerApril Palmerlee – Former Senior Coordinator for International Women’s Issues, US State DepartmentSome people say that passing legislation in the United States has become “war minus the shooting” and it is no wonder Washington is gridlocked. The phrase “get stuff done” doesn’t immediately come to mind for most people when they think about the US government in general and Congress specifically. Congress is more polarized now than it has been in 150 years. The President can’t make laws himself or force Congress to make any, but he can issue Executive Orders instructing the government how it is to work within the parameters set by Congress and the Constitution.

ABSTRACTS

The Future of Courts and the Legal ProfessionProfessor Dan Hunter, Foundation Dean, Swinburne Law School, MelbourneThe combination of technology, the internet, and globalisation is profoundly changing all professions and most markets. For some—such medical radiography and ophthalmology—the professionals are, in the words of Professor Geoffrey Hinton, like Wile E. Coyote: “You’re already over the edge of the cliff, but you haven’t yet looked down. There’s no ground underneath.” 

For the courts and the legal profession the diagnosis isn’t so dire, but changes are accelerating. This presentation foretells what the practice of law and the administration of the legal system will look like over the next twenty-five years; and posits what new legal skills and dispositions will be necessary to survive (and even thrive) in this brave new legal world.

Temporary Judicial Officers in Australia: An Empirical and Critical AnalysisProfessor Gabrielle Appleby, Faculty of Law, University of New South Wales and Professor Brian Opeskin, Faculty of Law, University of Technology, SydneyPresentation of research undertaken Gabrielle Appleby (UNSW), Suzanne Le Mire (University of Adelaide), Andrew Lynch (UNSW) and Brian Opeskin (UTS) 

This presentation will draw on research that was commissioned by the Judicial Conference of Australia into the use of temporary judicial officers across the Australian state and territory jurisdictions. The findings as to current levels of use of temporary judicial officers across Australia will be presented, followed by an interactive discussion around the benefits and challenges of such appointments, and possible best-practice principles to inform their future use.

Watching the Watchers: the Interaction between Superior Courts and Royal CommissionsChief Justice Michael Grant, Supreme Court of Northern Territory The Royal Commissions into child sex abuse and youth detention currently in train potentially involve a revisitation of decided cases, access to court records for that and other purposes, and, in some cases, a review of matters subject to parallel proceedings before superior courts. The materials considered by the Royal Commissions include material subject to secrecy and non- ‐ publication provisions under State and Territory legislation. Those matters raise broader questions of jurisdiction, comity and contempt.

REGISTRATIONVenue - Hotel Grand Chancellor, HobartLocation: 10 Davey Street, Hobart

RegistrationEarly Bird Registration Closes 11 August 2017Member AUD $990 Non Member* AUD $1,040

Regular Registration Closes 8 September 2017Member AUD $1,100 Non Member* AUD $1,150

*Non-member registration rates include non-compulsory membership of the JCA up to 30th June 2018.

Important note: Due to our contract with the Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart, accommodation bookings are required by 8th September 2017. Bookings after this date are subject to availability and price fluctuations, and should be made in consultation with A.M. Meetings Plus P/L.

Delegate registration fee includes • Attendance at sessions during the Colloquium • Relevant documentation • Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea as per program • Invitation to the Government House Reception including partner, Friday evening • 1 ticket to the Colloquium dinner, Saturday evening

Partner Dinner tickets • Colloquium dinner, Saturday, $231

Closing Dates• Early bird registration – Friday 11 August 2017• Regular registration – Friday 8 September 2017• Accommodation bookings – Friday 8 September 2017

Note: Late registrations and accommodation bookings are welcome in consultation with A.M. Meetings Plus.

Dress code• Official Opening Friday Smart casual• Colloquium Smart casual• Government House reception Friday Men: Lounge Suit Women: Day Wear or equivalent• Colloquium dinner Saturday Smart Casual

Dialogues on Being a JudgeA National Judicial College of Australia program for experienced (mid career) judges which will explore contemporary themes with leading experts and judicial colleagues including:

• whether and how the judiciary should respond to pressures on its independence• developments in neuroscience – challenges when judging the evidence• cybersecurity and the judicial role• the rise of outsider political parties and falling trust in established institutions

To be held in Hobart, 4 to 6 October 2017 immediately prior to the Colloquium

To find out more and to register visit njca.com.au

SOCIAL PROGRAMColloquium Sessions for PartnersAccompanying partners are invited and welcome to attend all conference sessions at no additional charge. An invitation is also extended to join delegates for official functions.

Social FunctionsFriday Government House ReceptionDate: Friday 6 October 2017Time: 6:00 - 7:00pmVenue: Government House Hobart - 7 Lower Domain Road, HobartDress: Men: Lounge Suit; Women: Day Wear or equivalentBus transfer: 17:30 boarding commences from Campbell St (outside Restaurant Tasman) Hosted by Her Excellency Kate Warner, Governor of Tasmania Bus departs at19:00 from Government House returning to hotels

Saturday Colloquium DinnerDate: Saturday 7 October 2017Time: 7:00pm - 10:30pmVenue: Peppermint BaySpeaker: Chief Justice Alan BlowCost: $231 per person (partners and non-registered guests) No charge for registered Colloquium delegatesDress: Smart Casual Cruise: Boarding at 17:45 from Brooke Street Pier, Franklin Wharf Departure: 18:00 Return cruise: 10:30pm from Peppermint Bay

ACCOMMODATIONImportant notes regarding accommodationBookings made on the Colloquium registration form are part of a group block booking. Block bookings are made on behalf of Colloquium delegates to ensure availability of accommodation during the Colloquium and to reduce the impact of price fluctuations which occur during major events.

Block bookings are subject to different terms and conditions to regular individual bookings. For this reason full payment is required in advance and all changes or cancellations to bookings MUST be made in writing to A.M. Meetings Plus and NOT to the hotel directly. Cancellations to group bookings are at the discretion of the hotel and subject to group conditions.

Option 1: Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart Address: 1 Davey Street, HobartRoom options – all rates are per room per night only• Mountain/City View room - $230• Harbour View room - $265• Executive Suite - $375 (only 5 available)

Mountain/City View room: Newly refurbished waterfront rooms overlooking the city and Mt Wellington. All rooms are 32 Sq m in floor space. Furnished with a king bed or two double beds and completed with a contemporary décor. Spacious ensuite, marble bathrooms with rainfall shower head.

Harbour View room: Club Newly redesigned rooms with views overlooking the waterfront, 32 Sq m in floor space and furnished with a king bed or two double beds and completed with a contemporary décor. Spacious ensuite, marble bathrooms with rainfall shower head.

Executive Suite: With beautiful views of Hobart Harbour these large suites offer an extra level of comfort with separate lounge area and deep spa bath. Option 2: Henry Jones Hotel Hobart Address: 25 Hunter Street, HobartRoom options – all rates are per room per night only• Loft room - $340 (only 6 available)• Standard room - $420 (only 10 available)

Loft room: Newly Poised at the edge of the Atrium space, the Artist Studio Lofts feature separate sleeping and living areas, natural light and original Tasmanian artworks. The king-sized bed is in the upstairs bedroom, which overlooks the living space. Additional features include LED TV and DVD, high-speed internet connectivity and complimentary Wi-Fi.

Standard room: Located within the former IXL Jam factory complex, Henry Jones’ Standard Rooms feature an ultra-modern, pod-like, translucent glass bathroom, enclosing a walk-in shower. Walls of original stone and timber or smooth plaster showcasing original Tasmanian art. Rooms include king sized beds, flat screen LED TV and DVD player and complimentary Wi-Fi.

AccommodationTerms and conditions• Rates are available by booking on the Colloquium registration form only or securely on-line at www.ammp.com.au/jca17

• Full payment in advance is required.

• Bookings are strictly subject to availability and early reservations are recommended.

• Changes and cancellations MUST be made in writing to A.M. Meetings Plus on jca17@ammp.com.au and not directly to the hotel.

• If your changes incur additional costs, please include your written authorisation to charge the card already provided for the balance.

• Please note that ‘no shows’ or cancellations in full or partial may be subject to penalties at the discretion of the venue.

• All rates listed are in Australian dollars and are inclusive of the 10% Australian Goods and Services Tax.

• Check your personal itinerary for check in and out times. Earlier and/or later check in/out will be at the discretion of the venue and may be subject to additional fees.

• Tax invoices and personal itineraries will be issued on receipt of your booking and once full payment has been processed.

• Breakfast is not included in the accommodation rate. Please make arrangements with the hotel directly for breakfast bookings and payment.

• Government rates are not available via A.M. Meetings Plus.

• A credit card imprint may be required on check in for disbursements and other hotel expenses.

Qantas, Jetstar and Virgin provide flights to Hobart from most capital cities. The following flight schedule has been prepared to assist delegates with suitable flights from most Capital Cities. It is not a comprehensive schedule and delegates are responsible to check carrier websites to see the most current flights available.

www.qantas.com.au www.virginaustralia.com www.jetstar.com.au

Return Flight times to Hobart - Direct flights listed unless otherwise indicated.

Disclaimer: The flight information published in this document has been prepared on behalf of JCA to assist delegates with flight information for the 2017 JCA Colloquium. It is the responsibility of delegates to check flight details with relevant carriers to ensure they access the most current and relevant information to their situation and location. No responsibility for any loss occasioned to any person acting on or refraining from action as a result of information in this publication is accepted by its authors, the Colloquium organisers A.M. Meetings Plus P/L, JCA or its affiliates. The contents of this document are based on information on carrier websites at the time of publication. 2017

DEPART FROM FRIDAY 6 OCTOBER FLIGHTS TO HOBART SUNDAY 8 OCTOBER RETURN FLIGHTS

SYDNEY

QantasDepart: 9:25 arriving Hobart 11:25Jetstar Depart: 11:10 arriving 13:05Virgin AustraliaDepart: 7:35 arriving 9:30

QantasDepart:15:50 arriving 17:40JetstarDepart: 13:35 arriving 15:25Virgin AustraliaDepart: 16:30 arriving 18:20

MELBOURNE

QantasDepart: 08:15 arriving 09:30or12:30 arriving 13:45JetstarDepart: 10:30 arriving 11:45Virgin AustraliaDepart: 11:05 arriving 12:20

QantasDepart: 17:15 arriving 18:35JetstarDepart: 14:30 arriving 15:45or16:30 arriving 17:45Virgin AustraliaDepart: 15:55 arriving 17:10

BRISBANE

Qantas via SydneyDepart: 6:05 arriving 11:25JetstarDepart: 06:30 arriving 10:20Virgin Australia via MelbourneDepart: 05:00 arriving 12:20pmDirectDepart: 10:10 arriving 2:00pm

Qantas via SydneyDepart: 15:50 arriving 19:30Jetstar via MelbourneDepart: 14:30 arriving 19:25Virgin AustraliaDepart: 14:35 arriving 16:10Via MelbourneDepart: 15:55 arriving 19:10

ADELAIDE

Qantas via SydneyDepart: 06:00 arriving 11:25Jetstar via MelbourneDepart: 6:15 arriving 11:45Virgin Australia via MelbourneDepart 06:05 arriving 09:55

Depart: 17:15 arriving 21:25Jetstar via MelbourneDepart: 16:30 arriving 22:00Virgin Australia via MelbourneDepart: 15:55 arriving 20:30

PERTH

Departing Thursday 5 OctoberQantas Via MelbourneDepart: 10:00 arriving 20:30Departing Friday 6 OctoberJetstar Via MelbourneDepart 00:25 arriving 11:45Departing Thursday 5 OctoberVirgin Australia via MelbourneDepart: 5:45 arriving 16:00

Qantas via MelbourneDepart: 17:15 arriving 21:50Jetstar via MelbourneDepart: 16:30 arriving 22:45Virgin Australia via SydneyDepart: 16:30 arriving 21:10

DARWIN

Departing Thursday 5 OctoberQantas via MelbourneDepart: 12:00 arriving 20:30Jetstar via MelbourneDepart: 00:50 arriving 11:45 Virgin AustraliaNo flights listed, please checkwww.virginaustralia.com

Qantas via SydneyDepart: 15:50 arriving 23:20Jetstar via MelbourneDepart: 16:30 arriving 00:10 Virgin Australia via MelbourneDepart: 15:55 arriving 23:00

CANBERRA

Qantas via MelbourneDepart: 6:20 arriving 9:30Jetstar via MelbourneNo flights to HobartVirgin Australia via MelbourneDepart: 6:25 arriving 9:55

Qantas via SydneyDepart: 15:50 arriving 20:30JetstarNo flights to HobartVirgin Australiavia MelbourneDepart:15:55 arriving 20:10

FLIGHT INFORMATIONACCOMMODATION

Privacy Statement: In registering for this Colloquium, relevant details you supply may be incorporated into a delegate list for the benefit of all delegates. Your details will also be made available to parties directly related to the Colloquium including A.M. Meetings Plus P/L, banks, venues and accommodation providers for the purposes of processing payments, room bookings and Colloquium options. Your details and information will also be added to the JCA Colloquium database in order to liaise and correspond with you in relation to your attendance. Please note that should you not wish your details to be used in the manner described above, we may be unable to process your booking or registration.

Disclaimer: The information published in this document has been prepared for the clients and associates of the Judicial Conference of Australia Inc. No responsibility for any loss occasioned to any person acting on or refraining from action as a result of information in this publication is accepted by its authors, the Colloquium organisers A.M. Meetings Plus P/L, JCA or its affiliates. The contents of this document are accurate at the time of printing however, the JCA reserves the right to make changes as it sees fit. © Judicial Conference of Australia Inc. 2017

Colloquium cancellation policy• More than 30 days prior to Colloquium - $110 administration fee.• No refunds after Friday 8 September 2017 (substitute participant accepted).• Substitute participants welcome even prior to 8 September 2017.• Changes and/or cancellations for registration bookings must be made in writing and sent to A.M. Meetings Plus P/L by email to jca17@ammp.com.au• Changes and cancellations to hotel bookings are subject to group booking conditions at the venue’s discretion.

Colloquium Secretariat and Registration EnquiriesA.M. Meetings Plus Pty LtdPO Box 16, Ascot Vale Vic 3032 AustraliaPhone: 03 9372 7182Email: jca17@ammp.com.au

Guidelines to complete this form• ONE PERSON PER FORM ONLY.• Hard copy forms - please print clearly and return Colloquium registration form with full payment.• Cheques should be made payable to JCA.• All prices are in Australian Dollars (AUD$) and include 10% Australian Goods and Services Tax (GST). • On receipt of completed form and payment you will be issued a confirmation letter, Tax Invoice, and itinerary if applicable.• Cancellations, changes and amendments to confirmed bookings must be made in writing to jca17@ammp.com.au • Changes/cancellations to accommodation bookings may be subject to group booking conditions, fees and penalties.• Please note: If paying by credit card, the following will appear on your bank statement “AM MEETINGS PLUS P L MOONEE PONDS” and that a $220 fee will apply if an authorised transaction is questioned or reversed without warning, once it has been approved, processed and receipted

GENERAL INFORMATION

Judicial Conference of Australia Colloquium 2017 Friday 6 ­ Sunday 8 October 2017 ­ Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart, Tasmania

Registration Form/Tax Invoice ABN: 13 358 962 583 – Issue date: June 2017

Register securely online at www.ammp.com.au/jca17 Complete and return form with payment by

Friday 8 September 2017. All prices include GST.

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