A. History, Purpose and Function
A History of Law Reform in Australia
Michael Tilbury
The Future for Institutional Law Reform
David Weisbrot
A Vision of Tidiness: Codes, Consolidations and Statute Law Revision
Edward Caldwell
B. Institutional Design
Institutional Architecture
Kate Warner
Independence and Accountability of Law Reform Agencies
Peter Hennessy
Continuity, Discontinuity, Stasis and Innovation
Roderick Macdonald
Initiation and Selection of Projects
J Bruce Robertson
C. Methods and Operations
Strategic and Project Planning
Anne Rees
Research
Martin Partington
Targeted Consultations
Ian Davis
Law Reform and Community Participation
Roslyn Atkinson
Relations with the Media
David Solomon
D. Outputs and Outcomes
Products of Law Reform Agencies
Lani Blackman
Measuring Success
Brian Opeskin
Implementation
John Hannaford
E. Co-operation and Mutual Assistance
Leadership and Ideas: Law Reform in a Federation
Nathalie Des Rosiers
Co-operation across Frontiers
Michael Sayers
F. Other Law Reform Initiatives
Professional and Private Bodies
Ralph Simmonds
Law Reform Agencies and Royal Commissions: Toiling in the Same Field?
Ronald Sackville
Law Reform through the Executive
Laurie Glanfield
Law Reform and the Legislature
Marise Payne
Law Reform and the Courts
Sir Anthony Mason
G. Law Reform in Action
The Growth of Civil Justice Reform
Peter Sallmann
Challenges to Criminal Justice Reform
David Brown
Law Reform and Social Justice
Marcia Neave
Science, Medicine and Health and the Work of the Australian Law Reform Commission
Don Chalmers
Law Reform and Legal Education: Uniting Separate Worlds
Michael Coper
The Challenge of Law Reform in Pacific Island States
Guy Powles
The Challenge of Law Reform in Southern Africa
Mwangala Kamuwanga
Are We There Yet?
Michael Kirby
Index