PROGRAMME
JUSTICE WITHOUT BARRIERS: TECHNOLOGY FOR GREATER ACCESS TO JUSTICE 21-22 May 2015 Pullman Brisbane King George Square Brisbane, Queensland THURSDAY 21 MAY – DAY 1 0900 – 1000 1000 – 1015 1015 – 1100 1100 – 1130 1130 – 1215 1215 – 1300 1300 – 1400 1400 – 1500 1500 – 1530 Registration Roosevelt Room Welcome to Country Welcome The Hon Justice Michelle May, Family Court of Australia and AIJA President Keynote Session Professor Richard Susskind OBE, UK (by video link) Facilitator: TBC Morning Tea E-filing and the application of an electronic court file (ECF) and the potential for the role of the ECF for case management The Hon Justice Nye Perram, Federal Court of Australia Mr Craig Reilly, Chief Information Officer, Federal Court of Australia Convenor: Professor Greg Reinhardt, Executive Director, AIJA Drivers for Technology and Access to Justice in Courts and Tribunals Mr Peter Harper, Deputy Australian Statistician, Australian Bureau of Statistics Dr Warren Mundy, Commissioner, Productivity Commission Professor Tania Sourdin, Director, Australian Centre for Justice Innovation (ACJI) Convenor: The Hon Wayne Martin AC, Chief Justice of Western Australia Lunch Roosevelt Room Kennedy Room Online Learning for Judicial Officers: Security An overview of the National Judicial TBC College’s Online Decision Making Convenor: Ms Kay Ransome, Principal Program Member, Migration Review Tribunal Ms Jenny Green, Academic Director, National Judicial College of Australia and Her Honour Judge Fleur Kingham, District Court of Queensland Convenor: Ms Belinda Cassidy, Principal Claims Assessor, Motor Accidents Authority of NSW Afternoon Tea 1530 – 1730 1900 – 2230 QEII Courts of Law Complex, 415 George Street, Brisbane Opening up new horizons for video-conferencing in court: a practical demonstration The key features of this session which will involve video-conferencing at multiple sites are the ‘stitching together’ of the images into a logical virtual court scene, the use of a ‘second channel’ to provide evidence and the demonstration of the advantage of high speed video and directional sound. The session will involve role play, a panel discussion involving the actors in the performance and a panel of experts. It will also involve participating audiences in selected cities. Convenor: Professor David Tait, University of Western Sydney DINNER Professor Max Lu, Provost and Senior Vice-President, The University of Queensland Dress: Business Attire FRIDAY 22 MAY – DAY 2 0800 – 0900 0900 – 1000 1000 – 1040 1040 – 1110 1110 – 1150 1150 – 1230 1230 – 1330 Registration Roosevelt Room Change management and how the integration of technology into courts requires active management of cultural and procedural change Her Honour Chief Judge Jan-Marie Doogue, District Court of New Zealand Ms Penny Armytage, National Sector Leader, Justice & Security, KPMG Ms Julie-Anne Burgess, Chief Executive, Court Administration Authority, SA Convenor: Ms Jane Reynolds, Manager, Family Court and Federal Circuit Court of Australia Roosevelt Room Kennedy Room Interpreting in the Age of Technology The use of iPads and tablets Professor Sandra Hale, University of Ms Tammy Manderson, Senior Tribunal New South Wales Coordinator and Ms Janice Ryan, IT Consultant, Medical Assessment Tribunal Convenor: Professor Greg Reinhardt, Executive Director, AIJA Convenor: Ms Belinda Cassidy, Principal Claims Assessor, Motor Accidents Authority of NSW Morning Tea Technology in the Great Southern Integration of Technology Within Court Litigation and Tribunal Buildings Mr David Hoy, Manager, In Court Mr Paul Katsieris, Principal, Katsieris Technology, Court Services Victoria Origami, Victoria The Hon Justice Clyde Croft, Supreme Mr Cameron Lyon, Director, Lyons, Court of Victoria Victoria Ms Diane Jones, Executive Director, Convenor: Professor Greg Reinhardt, PTW Architects, NSW Executive Director, AIJA Convenor: Professor David Tait, University of Western Sydney Roosevelt Room The benefits for self-represented litigants of electronic information and services and the possible access advantages and risk factors for these litigants Mr Richard Zorza, founder and coordinator of the Self-Represented Litigation Network (USA) (by video link) and Ms Bonnie Hough, Managing Attorney, California Administrative Office of the Courts Principal Environment Judge Laurie Newhook, New Zealand Environment Court Convenor: Ms Julie Grainger, Member, Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Lunch 1330 – 1410 1410 – 1510 1510 – 1540 1540 – 1620 1620 – 1700 1700 Roosevelt Room Kennedy Room Working effectively with juries and the On-line dispute resolution use of electronic communications Ms Sian Leathem, Principal Registrar, NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal Ms Catherine D’Elia, Director of Court (NCAT) Services, New South Wales and Mr David Ware, Judicial Registrar – Court Professor Nicolas Vermeys, Manager Administration, Supreme Court of Victoria Cyberjustice lab, Canada Mr Paul Dore, Juries Commissioner, Convenor: Ms Julie Grainger, Member, Court Services Victoria Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Convenor: TBC Roosevelt Room Sharing technology – panel discussion This session will involve technology officers from various jurisdictions who will explore topics such as: • Case management system upgrades • IP video conferencing • Online services • Efiling • Electonic court file • Digital audio transcript • Cloud services Convenor: TBC Afternoon Tea The Future of Courts and Tribunals Ms Justine Howard, The University of Notre Dame, Fremantle, WA Convenor: His Honour Judge Michael Jarrett, Federal Circuit Court of Australia Moving to digital records – how do we future proof access to this data? Ms Anne Lyons, Assistant Director-General, Government Information Assurance & Policy, The National Archives of Australia, ACT Convenor: TBC Closing Address/Wrap-up - Professor Greg Reinhardt 2 March 2015 Sponsored by DISCLAIMER This publication has been prepared for the clients and conference participants of the Australasian Institute of Judicial Administration (AIJA) Technology Conference. No responsibility for any loss occasioned to any person acting on or refraining from action as a result of material in this publication is accepted by AIJA. The contents of this publication are correct at time of printing; however AIJA reserves the right to make changes as it sees fit. © AIJA 2015
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