Law Reform bodies across Australia are researching a variety of laws to make recommendations on areas for reform.
Australian Law Reform Commission
- Judicial Impartiality Inquiry
- Financial Services Legislation Inquiry
- Religious Exemptions Inquiry
Victorian Law Reform Commission
Current references
- Improving the response of the justice system to sexual offences
- Stalking
Community Law reform
- Inclusive Juries – Access for People who are deaf, hard of hearing, blind or have low vision
Queensland Law Reform Commission
- Voluntary assisted dying review
- Workplace surveillance review
New South Wales Law Reform Commission
- Court and tribunal information: access, disclosure and publication
- Consent in relation to sexual offences
Tasmania Law Reform Institute
- Preventing Elder Abuse and Neglect
- Sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI) Conversion Practices
New references accepted
- Review of the Tasmanian Constitution
- Special witness hearing scheme study
- Human Rights Act for Tasmania (research paper)
- Review of Privacy laws in Tasmania
Northern Territory Law Reform Committee
- Mandatory Sentencing and Community-based Sentencing options
South Australia Law Reform Institute
- Abuse of Powers of Attorney
