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This is a master class for environmental professionals. Whether you are an academic subject matter expert, a consultant subject matter advisor, or a government regulator; this is a skills focussed intensive exposure to the business of giving evidence. This half day workshop is an opportunity to immerse with experts in the field, to be in a real court, to sit in a witness box and feel the experience of cross examination about your evidence.
This event will be held in Court 40 of the Land Court of Queensland.
Time | Topic | Speaker | ||
12:30pm | Introduction and Overview | Olivia Williamson, Senior Associate, HopgoodGanim | ||
12:35pm | Welcome | President Kingham | ||
12:45pm | Expert Evidence Overview | Olivia Williamson | ||
1:00pm | Expert Perspectives - Lessons learned | David Francis, Senior Principal Ecologist, Cardno & Rob Loch, Principal Consultant, Landloch | ||
1:40pm | Evidence of guilt - the roles of the expert and witness | Ralph Devlin AM QC | ||
2:00pm | What do I say? | Workshop session | ||
2:20pm | Discussion of witness statements | Group discussion let by Ralph Devlin AM QC | ||
2:45pm | Afternoon Tea | |||
3:00pm | Effective experts - a judicial view | President Kingham | ||
3:30pm | Barristers' perspective - traps for the unwary expert | Andrew Skoien, Barrister-at-law with Dr Justin Watson, Principal Ecologist & Director Gondwana Ecology Group |
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3:50pm | I am giving evidence | Interactive group session | ||
4:50pm | Take home messages | Olivia Williamson |
Thanks to our event partner:
CPD Points:
When: 4 Sept 2020
Where:
Land Court of Queensland
Court 40, Brisbane Magistrates Court building, Level 8, 363 George Street, Brisbane.
Cost: Student Member $125, Member $225, Non Member $270
Registrations Open: 20th July 20 9:00 AM
Registrations Close: 4th September 20 11:00 AM
Places Available: 9
Contact: Event enquiries on 03 8593 4140 or office@eianz.org
We acknowledge and value the rights and interests of Indigenous Peoples in the protection and management of environmental values through their involvement in decisions and processes, and the application of traditional Indigenous knowledge.