AGS delivers informative and engaging seminars and for Australian Government employees.
These free events provide practical insights and an opportunity to learn about current and emerging legal issues of relevance to government.
Upcoming sessions
View allGLG – Who can decide? Navigating delegations and authorisations in practice
Wednesday 29 July, 3:30 pm–4:30 pm (1 hour)
Canberra • Online
FREE
Through scenario-based discussion, we will explore how agencies can design and manage robust delegation and authorisation frameworks.
Through scenario-based discussion, we will explore how agencies can design and manage robust delegation and authorisation frameworks.
Administrative Law Update
In conversation with the Hon Justice Erin Longbottom of the Federal Court of Australia
Wednesday 26 August, 10:30 am–12:30 pm (2 hours)
Online
FREE
The Q&A style discussion will be followed by an AGS panel session on recent administrative law developments and cases.
The Q&A style discussion will be followed by an AGS panel session on recent administrative law developments and cases.
Government Law Group seminars
Presented by AGS experts, these seminars are held throughout the year and focus on current legal issues and developments relevant to the day-to-day government legal environment.
FOI & Privacy Practitioners Update
Held regularly for more than 20 years, these established sessions support FOI and privacy officers across the Commonwealth by examining current issues in the operation of the FOI and Privacy Acts and sharing approaches and experiences across the Commonwealth.
Civil Regulator Update
These sessions bring regulators together to share experiences on significant enforcement issues and discuss common legal issues or questions arising in regulatory work.
Employment Update
Designed for government lawyers and HR practitioners these regular sessions focus on emerging employment law issues and recent developments.
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