The Victorian Law Reform Commission is an independent, government-funded organisation that develops, reviews and recommends reform of Victoria's state laws. The Commission has a charter to consult with the community and advise the Attorney-General on how to improve and update Victorian laws.
Welcome to the Victorian Law Reform Commission
Submissions invited by 31 October
The Commission has published a supplementary consultation paper for its review of the Victims of Crime Assistance Act 1996.
The closing date for all submissions is now 31 October 2017.
Media release: 'Assistance for victims of crime under review - submissions invited'
The Victorian Law Reform Commission is reviewing a number of issues concerning access to justice by litigants who seek to enforce their rights using the services of litigation funders and/or through group proceedings (class actions).
Submissions have now closed. Read the submissions.
The Commission's report on its review of the Adoption Act was tabled in Parliament on 7 June 2017. Download the report here.
