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Philosophy; member, advisory boards, The Edinburgh
University Law Review, The Griffith Law Review, Res
Publica, Federal Law Review.
Prof H C CHARLESWORTH, Prof, Global Law Pro-
gram, New York University, School of Law;
Counsellor, American Society of International Law;
president, Australian and New Zealand Society of Inter-
national Law; member, advisory board, Melbourne
Journal of International Law and Leiden Journal of In-
ternational Law; member, board of editors, American
Journal of International Law; co-editor, Australian Year
Book of International Law; referee, Australian Research
Council; member, Council of the Australia-Asia Insti-
tute, Foreign Affairs Council.
J A CLARKE, referees' reports on manuscripts, Mel-
bourne University Law Review, Indigenous Law Bulletin.
Prof M D COPER, trustee, The Lionel Murphy Schol-
arship Foundation; chair, Transport Industry
Accreditation Council; adviser to organisers, Dismissal
Exhibition at Old Parliament House, marking the 25
th
anniversary of the sacking of Gough Whitlam.
R M CREYKE, member, Administrative Review Coun-
cil; appointments committee, Economics Department,
Australian Defence Force Academy; with J McMillan
undertook a one-day legal awareness workshop, Associ-
ation for Tertiary Education Managers, Canberra
Branch; attended biennial meeting, Administrative Law
Teachers of Australia, Adelaide; vice-president (from
Sept 2000), Australian Institute of Administrative Law;
member, Australian Institute of Health Law & Ethics,
Women's Lawyers Association of ACT; member board,
Softlaw Community Projects Pty Ltd; veterans' affairs
editor, Butterworths Administrative Law Service, Butter-
worths Bulletin Service, Butterworths Australian Law
Reports; editorial board, National Law Review; consult-
ant, Phillips Fox Solicitors; presentation to members of
COMNET (Commonwealth Corporate Heads of
Agencies), with Emeritus Prof D Pearce and J McMil-
lan, on findings of phase III ARC-funded external
review project; presented session on Australian adminis-
trative law, Chinese Ministry of Justice, legal needs
associated with China's Accession to the WTO; gave ev-
idence (as part of the Administrative Review Council
team) to public hearings by Senate Legal and Constitu-
tional Legislation Committee, in the Inquiry on the
Provisions of the Administrative Review Tribunal Bill
2000 and the Administrative Review Tribunal (Transi-
tional and Consequential Provisions) Bill 2000,
Parliament House, Canberra; presented paper as panel-
list, "Administrative Law in Transition—The Proposed
Administrative Review Tribunal", a one -day seminar in
Parliament House, jointly sponsored by the Senate Le-
gal and Constitutional Legislation Committee and the
Australian Institute of Administrative Law (proceedings
published in Hansard).
Prof J L R DAVIS, presented courses on "Advanced
Contract Law" and "The Trade Practices Act and Allied
Legislation" for Professional Certificate in Arbitration
and Mediation conducted by Professional and Contin-
uing Education Department, University of Adelaide;
one-day course on "Law of Contract", Continuing Le-
gal Education Program, Law Faculty, University of
New South Wales; provided expert advice, Joint Stand-
ing Committee [of the Commonwealth Parliament] on
electoral matters, on aspects of the sub judice conven-
tion and Parliamentary privilege; presented two-day
course on "Principles of Contract Law", on behalf of the
National Centre for Development Studies, to employ-
ees of South Australian Water Corporation.
M FLYNN, councillor, member of committee, Law So-
ciety of the ACT, alternative dispute resolution
committee, initiating a members' mediators list and a
mediation competition in ACT secondary schools in
the national Schools Conflict Resolution and Media-
tion (SCRAM) competition; vice-president, Canberra
Branch, Australian section, International Commission
of Jurists.
M GANI, member, the Autism Spectrum Disorder Ad-
visory and Consultative Committee.
Prof N A GUNNINGHAM, collaborator and co-inves-
tigator, research project on EMS, Center for Law and
Society, University of California, Berkeley USA; refe-
ree, Australian Research Council; consultancy reports
and specialist academic advice, National Occupational
Health and Safety Commission, Rural Industry Re-
search and Development Corporation/Forest and
Wood Products Research and Development Corpora-
tion, OECD on issues of occupational health and
safety/ environmental regulation and policy.
J S JONES, member, Genetic Manipulation Advisory
Committee, Department Health and Aged Care; com-
mittee member and executive, Environmental
Defenders' Office.
J D McMILLAN, examiner of PhD thesis, University of
Sydney; president, national executive (from Sept
2000),Australian Institute of Administrative Law; exter-
nal referee, Melbourne University Law Review and
University New South Wales Law Journal; member, edi-
torial board, Federal Law Review; AIAL Forum; referee,
Australian Research Council; member, Federal Offend-
ers Review Panel, commenting on draft decisions
regarding release of federal offenders; consultant, pro-
vide advice on government law issues, Government
Services Group, Clayton Utz; prepared constitutional
law opinion, Commonwealth Parliament Joint Stand-
ing Committee on Migration; prepared High Court's
submissions for Department of Immigration and Mul-
ticultural Affairs; prepared submission to
Commonwealth Parliament Joint Standing Committee
on Migration; presentation to, with Prof D Pearce and
R Creyke, COMNET (Commonwealth Corporate
Heads of Agencies), on findings of phase III ARC-fund-
ed external review project; conducted roundtable
discussion (with Emeritus Prof D Pearce) with mem-

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