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2024 CROWN LAW LEGAL CONFERENCE
Program and conference material
Time | Topic | Presenter |
8:15am | Arrival and registration (coffee and tea provided) | |
8:45am | Open of conference | |
9:15am |
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9:30am |
| Felicity Nagorcka |
10:00am |
| Peter Dwyer Ashleigh Pain-Geddes |
10:45am | Morning Tea | |
11:15am |
This session will focus on a number of issues relevant to the management of ill employees including:
| Peta Tyquin Phoebe Everingham |
12:00pm | Property law update – Main Ballroom Angela will provide an update on Queensland’s property law, discuss recent changes and advise on preparing for more changes in the near future. Download slides | Angela Murphy |
12:30pm | Lunch | |
1:30pm |
The Kozarov decision has had a major impact on the way courts approach the issue of reasonable foreseeability of psychiatric injury. Members of Crown Law’s WorkCover team will workshop a number of factual scenarios and discuss whether a duty of care to prevent psychiatric injury might arise. Slides will be available post session | Edward Zappert |
1:30pm |
In this masterclass our experts will discuss:
| Karen Watson Rob Hutchings |
1:30pm | Emerging legal frameworks to support the renewable energy transition – Samford Room In this masterclass, we will consider what progress has been made so far toward developing such a regime. We will also identify what further legislative changes are required to support the transition and how those further changes are likely to affect the work of a variety of Queensland government agencies. | Margot Clarkson |
2:45pm | Afternoon tea | |
3:00pm | Recent amendments to the Right to Information Act 2009 and the Information Privacy Act 2009 – Main Ballroom The key changes are the introduction of a mandatory data breach notification scheme designed to better protect personal information, replacement of the existing Information Privacy Principles and National Privacy Principles with a single set of Queensland Privacy Principles, and amendments to support the operation of the proactive release of Cabinet documents as recommended in the Coaldrake Report. | Ben Cramer |
3:45pm | Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI): Risks and guidance – Main Ballroom In his session, Adam will provide an introduction to AI, explore the risks associated with using this technology and give government officers guidance for using AI. Download slides | |
4:15pm | Close of Conference |
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