Australian Law Reform Commission
@alrc.gov.au
The Federal Australian law reform body that has been instrumental in recommending reforms to law since 1975.
Australian Law Reform Commission's Company Logos
Australian Law Reform Commission's Brand Colors
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About Australian Law Reform Commission
Alrc is the Australian Law Reform Commission, an independent government agency that has been actively shaping Australian law since 1975. This highly regarded organization plays a crucial role in recommending law reforms to the Australian government, providing valuable insights and recommendations on various legal issues. With a team of expert Commissioners and staff, Alrc conducts current and past inquiries to review and analyze important areas of law, such as the legislative framework for corporations and financial services regulation, religious educational institutions, anti-discrimination laws, and more.
Their extensive publications, including final reports, consultation documentation, and information sheets, serve as valuable resources for legal professionals and the general public. Alrc's commitment to transparency and accessibility is evident in their DataHub, offering insights into Australia's statute book and the complexities of legislation. By providing accurate and comprehensive information, Alrc empowers individuals and organizations to better understand and navigate the Australian legal system
Brand industry
Law and Government
Company type
Government Agency
Year founded
1975
Company size
2-10 employees
