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Independent Legal Review Panel
Working papers
The working papers below are a compilation of research that has been undertaken on behalf of the Panel. Unless otherwise stated, the research has been compiled by consultants from Sapere Research Group.
Working paper #1: A summary of international regulatory approaches
Working paper #2: A summary of international legal reviews
Working paper #3: Professional organisations and Te Tiriti o Waitangi (Baker Consulting)
Working paper #4: Legal regulation and Indigenous Peoples
Working paper #5: International approaches to Continuing Professional Development
Working paper #6: International approaches to diversity and inclusion
Working paper #7: International approaches to wellbeing
Working paper #8: International approaches to complaints models for lawyers
Working paper #9: International approaches to regulation and representation
Working paper #10: An international comparison of the costs of regulating lawyers
The Panel does not assume any responsibility or liability for any errors or omissions in them and nor does the Panel guarantee that the information in them is complete or accurate in all respects. The working papers are included on this page for general information purposes only. These papers contain links to other third-party websites and research, which are included for the convenience of the reader only; the Panel does not recommend or endorse the contents of those research papers or websites.
Useful resources
The Lawyers and Conveyancers Act 2006
Lawyers and Conveyancers Act (Lawyers: Conduct and Client Care) Rules 2008
Report of the New Zealand Law Society Working Group (2018)
(‘The Cartwright Report’)
Panel presentation on their consultation paper (July 2022)
Webinar link
Link to July 2022 Webinar is here