International Association of Legislation
Photo by Meritt Thomas on Unsplash ATSG Corporation is currently in the process of identifying candidates for the position of Belize Legal Drafter. This position can be located remotely and Continue Reading
In the second edition of our meeting, we had presentations from Poland, France, Brazil, Azerbaijan, Korea, Portugal, Ghana and the UK. The debates brought up innovative topics in legislative drafting Continue Reading
When: 3 october 2024, 10.00 – 12.00 Where: Aula Ligure, Via Balbi, 5, Genova Signature of a memorandum of understanding for cooperation on legislative drafting between the Department of law Continue Reading
The Western Australian Parliamentary Counsel’s Office invites you and your staff to the Australasian PCC/CALC 2025 Regional Drafting Conference. The conference will be held at Beaumonde on the Point, Perth, Western Australia, Continue Reading
The Victorian Guide to Regulation is a resource designed to assist policymakers in developing high-quality regulatory proposals in Victoria, Australia. It offers guidelines on drafting, evaluating, and implementing regulations while Continue Reading
Guest Editors: Visa A. J. Kurki, Diana Mocanu, and Daniel Dodds, University of Helsinki. The Western legal tradition is built upon the distinction between persons and things. Traditionally, persons have Continue Reading
In June 2025, the Centre for Policy Analysis (CEPA), Westminster Foundation for Democracy (WFD), Population Social Development Institute (PSDI), International Association of Legislation (IAL), African Institute for Development Policy (AFIDEP) and Parliament of Uganda are hosting the Inaugural Africa Regional Conference on Continue Reading
New guidelines for the use of AI in parliaments were published by the Westminster Foundation for Democracy (WFD). These guidelines are designed to help parliaments embrace AI responsibly, maximising its potential benefits and Continue Reading
We had fabulous presentations from Germany, Brazil, Italy, Greece, Portugal, the Netherlands, the UK and the United States at our meeting yesterday (27 June). In addition to the topics listed Continue Reading
