The civil justice system is complex and multi-faceted; different people and organisations are experts in different parts of the system. For the system to work effectively from a user perspective, there needs to be a degree of coordination and coherence that can only be achieved through an overarching shared strategy to guide our way to improved access to justice.
The Chief Justice and Secretary for Justice invite you to be part of the creation of a national strategic framework, to improve how we work together to improve access to civil justice in Aotearoa New Zealand.
A Working Group of people passionate about improving access to justice in Aotearoa New Zealand have been called on to guide this work and have put together a draft framework to keep the conversation moving. We invite you to share your views and experience and be part of designing how we can better work together to improve access to civil justice.
The Working Group seeks the opinions of those who work in organisations and in roles where they see the need to improve access to justice. What goals do you think Aotearoa New Zealand needs to focus on? What principles should guide reaching those goals? How can we better work together to achieve common aims?
This audience includes, but is not limited to:
While it is primarily aimed at individuals and organisations whose mahi is about (either directly or indirectly) improving access to justice, the experiences of those who have been directly affected by a struggle to access justice can also inform the shape of this document.
The Working Group welcomes submissions from people with direct experience of the justice system who would like to share their feedback on this draft Wayfinding for Civil Justice strategy document.
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