2007 - Australasian Legal Information Institute

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3.8. In all our public access facilities, to achieve a high level of user satisfaction through
powerful and transparent software and data structures, and effective methods of user
feedback.
4. Teaching and training
4.1. Through our knowledge acquired by research and operation of public access facilities,
provide international standard teaching of both computerised legal research and the
techniques of computerisation of law.
4.2. Provide high quality training materials for all users of AustLII facilities.
4.3. Provide leadership and expertise in the development of online training materials through
our knowledge of computerised legal information.
5. Operational
5.1. Advance the missions of our host Law Faculties by pursuit of consistent goals.
5.2. Provide a stimulating and satisfying long-term work environment for AustLII staff.
5.3. Place AustLII’s funding on a sufficient and sustainable basis to enable these objectives to
be carried out, by diversification of sources of ‘stakeholder’ funding from organisations
representing providers of data to AustLII or classes of AustLII users; by providing ways for
individual and corporate users of AustLII to make voluntary contributions to AustLII
funding; to contribute by maximising the value that stakeholders and their constituencies,
and individual contributors, receive from their contribution to AustLII; by accepting
appropriate sponsorship of resources on AustLII; and by entering into strategic
relationships with commercial providers of legal information that are consistent with
AustLII’s objectives.
5.4 Maintain free access to AustLII’s facilities with no access charges to end-users; and by
maintaining user privacy and freedom from manipulation.
5.5. Cooperate with other providers of public legal information, in Australia and
internationally, to maximise the public benefit obtained by use of scarce public resources.