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Human Rights in The Context of Compulsory Acquisition Under The Acquisition Of Land Act 1967

Our presenters will guide you through the human rights framework under the Human Rights Act 2019 as it applies to the compulsory acquisition of land in Queensland.

Overview

Our presenters will guide you through the human rights framework under the Human Rights Act 2019 as it applies to the compulsory acquisition of land in Queensland.

The compulsory acquisition of a person's land is one of the most significant ways in which a person's right to property can be infringed. As such, it is critical that constructing authorities both understand, and know how to satisfy, their human rights obligations in this context.

Our presenters will explain your human rights obligations as a constructing authority, how to satisfy those obligations including what methods to implement into your compulsory acquisition processes. You will also be taken through common pitfalls and strategies for limiting the risk of judicial review on human rights grounds.

This workshop is offered by our expert team drawing on their experiences in assisting constructing authorities with human rights considerations in the context of compulsory acquisition.

You will be provided with a hypothetical scenario based on our presenters' extensive experience with compulsory acquisition, human rights and judicial review, together with a number of topics for discussion during the workshop.

The workshop is designed to place participants in the role of an officer considering human rights in a compulsory acquisition process.

 

Who should attend

  • Personnel in government departments, Government-owned corporations, statutory authorities and local governments involved in, or with an interest in, land acquisition issues and human rights.
  • Those who have attended our other training sessions on the compulsory acquisition of land.

What we will cover

  • The basics of human rights and the statutory framework arising under the Human Rights Act 2019
  • Acts and decisions in the compulsory acquisition process to which human rights may apply
  • Human rights considerations and obligations in the context of compulsory acquisition in Queensland
  • How to ensure your compulsory acquisition processes satisfy your human rights obligations under the Human Rights Act 2019
  • How to undertake a human rights impact assessment and proportionality analysis in the context of decision making for compulsory acquisition
  • Strategies for limiting your exposure to judicial review of a decision on the basis of human rights

What you will learn

  • What your human rights obligations are as a constructing authority compulsorily acquiring land in Queensland
  • How to satisfy your human rights obligations in the context of compulsory acquisition
  • How to ensure your compulsory acquisition processes are robust to limit the potential for judicial review of a decision on human rights grounds
  • You will put the skills developed through the presentation into practise in the workshop component
  • You will benefit from the knowledge and experience of other attendees as well as our experienced presenters

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Event Details

Date: 9 October

Time: 8.45am for 9.00am - 12.45pm

Venue:
Clayton Utz Brisbane

Cost: Inc GST
$808 per person
$727 per person if booking two weeks before the workshop
$687 per person if in a group of three or more

Further information:

Phone: 1800 882 110
Email [email protected]

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Recommended CPD point allocation: 3 points  (excluding WA).
If this particular educational activity is relevant to your immediate or long term needs in relation to your professional development and practice of the law, then you should claim one CPD unit for each hour of attendance, refreshment breaks not included. Please contact your Professional Body for your state.