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Call to Parties

A key aspect of the Society's advocacy work are calls to campaigning parties to consider and respond to priority issues identified by QLS members.
The long-term well-being of our society hinges on genuine leadership that transcends the limitations of electoral terms.
Jaime Gunning
A key aspect of the Society's advocacy work are calls to campaigning parties to consider and respond to priority issues identified by QLS members.
The Society’s call is rooted in the principles of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, which affirms the best interests of the child should be a primary consideration in all actions.
Jaime Gunning
Given the contribution of law firms and their clients to Queensland’s economy, the loss of efficiencies due to use of a paper-based system has broad flow-on effects.
Rania Prakash
A key aspect of the Society's advocacy work are calls to campaigning parties to consider and respond to priority issues identified by QLS members.
An independent judicial commission is a key mechanism for enhancing the openness, transparency and independence of the judicial system.
Jaime Gunning
The QLS Call to Parties statement calls for urgent change to the way government implements policies and laws which affect Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples.
Caiti Betts
The QLS Call to Parties statement for the 2024 state election recognises the increasing amount of unmet legal need in Queensland.
Caiti Betts
The Call to Parties document will call upon those running in this year’s state election to commit to addressing important legal and policy issues.
Sophie Cornish

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