Annual report [1997-98] - Family Court of Australia

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The Family Court of Australia – annual report 1997-98 September – December Anumber of federal politicians accepted Information Morning invitations to attend Information Mornings hosted by judges in each of the Melbourne, Parramatta, Dubbo, Sydney and Brisbane registries 1998 January Professor Tian Sen, President, Chinese Centre Brisbane for Research of Contemporary and Professor of Sociology of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences February Mr Kelli Cimmino and Mr Robert Skelton, Brisbane Attorneys of Coshocton, Ohio, on Rotary Exchange March The Honourable Justice Fyed Alwee, Sydney District Judge of the Subordinate Courts, Singapore April The Honourable Justice Aaron Melmed, Melbourne Chief Justice of the Juvenile Courts of Israel May Ms Judena Goldring, Director of Law Reform, Sydney Office of Law Reform, Northern Ireland 13 senior level public servants from Sydney Department of Health and Family Services, India attending AusAid Course at Newcastle University Tirtha Man Sakya, Secretary, Ministry of Law and Justice of Nepal Sydney June Delegation representing South African Sydney Commission on Gender Equality 11
The Family Court of Australia – annual report 1997-98 Overseas travel summary Brown J Brown, GADR Buckley J Dessau J Eather, GMCS Filippello, PR Frankland, CFO Glare, CEO Harrison, M Jerrard J Klarkowski, AM(N) The Philippines – to attend LAWASIAConference Canada – to attend the International Association of Women Judges Conference (travelling allowance/incidentals/ registration fees only, travel undertaken during leave) Holland – to attend the seminar for judges on the International Protection of Children conducted by the Hague Conference on Private International Law (airfare only, other expense met by host) Singapore – to present a paper at the International Mediation Conference (no expense to the Court, all costs met by the host) Singapore – Consultant to Singapore Subordinate Courts (costs to be reimbursed by Singapore) Holland – to attend the International Mediation Conference (no expense to the Court, full costs met by the host) USA– to attend AFCC 35th Annual Conference (travel allowance/incidentals/registration fees only) Singapore/Hong Kong – to examine the use of technology in Singapore and Hong Kong Courts Canada – to attend International Association of Women Judges Conference USA– to attend the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC) 35th Annual Conference and to examine the unified Family Court in Hawaii USA– to attend the 5th World Technology Conference Singapore/Hong Kong to examine the use of technology in Singapore and Hong Kong Courts USA– to attend AFCC 35th Annual Conference New Zealand – to attend accrual budgeting sessions with New Zealand Government and meetings with NZ Family Court South Africa – to attend the conference of the International Society of Family Law and conduct discussions with South African Court officials New Zealand – to attend accrual budgeting sessions with New Zealand Government and meetings with NZ Family Court South Africa – to deliver a paper at the conference of the International Society of Family Law New Zealand – to attend the Family Law Council meeting USA– to attend AFCC 35th Annual Conference New Zealand – to attend Judicial Orientation Conference USA– to attend the course in ‘Managing Human Resources/Team building in the Courts 12
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