Tuesday 1^st October

Time:
8.45am -9.30am	ALTA AGM
9.30am -10.30am	Plenary Session 2 Speaker: The Hon Justice Marcus Einfield AO QC PhD Former Justic of the Federal Court of Australia
10.30am -11.00am	BREAK FOR MORNING TEA
11.00am -2.30pm	Concurrent Interest Group Sessions Legal Education (1): Robyn Carroll (Convener) ·    Patrick Keyzer (UTS) Solving Constitutional Problems ·    Paula Darvas (Monash) The role of law teachers in cultural change: Can we incorporate 'Corporate Social Responsibility' into the law curriculum? ·    Elizabeth Handsley & Gary Davis (Flinders) Large classes, small groups: a winning combination Revenue Law (1):  Dale Pinto (Convener) ·    Prafula Fernandez (CUT) Tax Policies for Multinational Enterprises (MNEs) ·    Ian Iredale (UWS) Transforming the Way we Record and Access the Law: Whitfords Beach Revisited ·    Ken Devos (Monash) Taxation Offences under the Tax Administration Act (1953) and their relevant penalties and sanctions Law & Social Justice:  Rick Sarre (Convener) ·    Rick Sarre (UofSA) Corporate culture and industrial manslaughter ·    Rebecca La Forgia & Martin Flynn (Flinders & UWA) Australia's Pacific Solution to Asylum Seekers ·    Christopher Kendall (Murdoch) Lesbian and Gay Refugees: Why '"Discretion"  is not a Human Rights Option Equity & Trusts: Wendy Harris (Convener) ·    Melinda Shirley & Wendy Harris (CUT) Assuring Quality in the Assessment of negotiation Skills- a Case Study in the teaching of Trusts ·    James Edelman (UWA) The "fusion fallacy' fallacy
12.30pm -1.30pm	BREAK FOR LUNCH, Amenities Building
1.30pm - 3.00pm	Concurrent Interest Group Sessions   Legal Education (2): Robyn Carroll (Convener) ·    Jennifer Nielsen (Southern Cross) Teaching Equal Employment Opportunity and trying to avoid lipservice ·    William Willesee (Curtin) Blackboard vs WebCT 2002 ·    Michael Adams, David Barker & Judie Lancaster (UTS) Business Law and Ethics- does it have a future?   Revenue Law (2): Ben Clarke (Convener) ·    Dale Pinto (Curtin) Through the World's Eye: Governance in a Globalised World ·    Rodney Fisher (UNSW) When is an assessment not an assessment?: The Commissioner and the self-assessment regime   Torts & Contract (1):  Des Butler (Convener) ·    Des Butler (QUT) Through the Looking Glass: Is it Time for a Tort of Privacy in Australia?   ·    Normann Witzleb (Auckland) Protecting corporations from intrusive media practices- A German perspective   ·    Lawrence McNamara (Macquarie) Allegations of Criminal Offences and the Laws of Defamation: Geoff Clark, Terry O'Shane, John Marsden, Michael Kirby & George Pell   Dispute Resolution: ·    Rountable: Recent Developments in Teaching and Practising Mediation
3.00pm -3.30pm	BREAK FOR AFTERNOON TEA
3.30pm -4.30pm	Concurrent Interest Group Sessions Criminal Law/Evidence & Procedure:  Sally Kift & Eilis Magner (Conveners) ·    Thomas Crofts (Murdoch) Assessing the criminal responsibility of children ·    Wendy Harris (QUT) Truth of Confession on the voir dire   International Law (2): Rick Sarre (Convener) ·    Alex Conte Terror meets Tyranny? The interface between counter terrorism and human rights ·    Ben Clarke International Law- What is it good for? Torts & Contract (2): Des Butler (Convener) ·    Michael Gillooly (UWA) The Third Man and Defamation Law Reform- The Australasian Truth Based Defences ·    Robert Forbes & Sonja Walker (Murdoch) Third Parties and Contracts- The continuing Relevance of Privacy Concerns to the Contract Law of Australia Labour Law: Tony Buti (Convener) ·    Gordon Anderson (VUW) Transplanting Good Faith to New Zealand: Experience under the Employment Relations Act 2000 ·    Tony Buti (Murdoch) Salary Caps and Employment Law in Professional Sports
4.30pm	Return Transfer to Hotels
7.15pm - 11.30pm	Publishers Dinner, Blues Brothers Theme