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Shuttle Conferencing Awareness Session (online)

This is an online webinar for practitioners working in the domestic and family violence sector.

 

About the awareness session

Applicants for Family Violence Restraining Orders (“FVRO’s”) have the choice to attend Shuttle Conferencing if the Respondent objects to the FVRO. But what is shuttle conferencing?

At this session, the Family Violence Registrars of the Perth Magistrates Court will explain what shuttle conferencing is, how it works and what to expect when attending the conference, as well as what benefits it offers over the conventional trial process.

Come and meet the Registrars and ask any questions about the program.

Please note, shuttle conferencing is currently only available in Perth, Joondalup and Fremantle Magistrates Courts.

 

Who should attend?

This workshop is suitable for practitioners working in the domestic and family violence sector.

Cost

This is a free workshop

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Register for the workshop via Eventbrite 

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About the facilitator

This session will be facilitated by Family Violence Conciliation Registrars, Magistrates Court, Perth.

Date

Mar 23 2022
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Time

11:00 am - 12:00 pm

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