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  • Fellow

  • An applicant for Fellow must:

    1.   Be a legal practitioner of good repute admitted to practice in a State or Territory of Australia or New Zealand with a minimum of 7 years post admission experience; and

    2.   Satisfy Council by providing evidence that they have been predominantly engaged in specialist practice in the field of strata law for not less than 5 years, at the time of application, and are readily regarded by their peers as a specialist practitioner.

  • Applicants for Fellow are required to submit a curriculum vitae addressing the following:

  • Academic Member

  • An applicant for Academic Member must:

    1.   Be a legal academic or academic within an allied discipline employed in a university, or equivalent public  institution, within Australia or New Zealand with a minimum of 5 years academic experience; and

    2.   Satisfy Council, by providing evidence, that they have been regularly engaged in academic research, writing, lecturing or consulting associated with  the field of strata law for not less than 5 years; and are readily regarded by their peers as academics knowledgeable in the field.

     

  • Member

    a)  they are a legal practitioner of no less than 3 years standing admitted to practice in a state or territory of Australia, or any overseas common law jurisdiction acceptable to the Council; and b)  they have satisfied the Council that they are currently engaged in practice of the Discipline in their home jurisdiction in a significant way.
  • Associate Member

    a) they are a legal practitioner admitted to practice in a state or territory of Australia or any overseas common law jurisdication acceptable to the Council: b) they have satisfied the Council that they: i) are currently engaged in some way in the practice of the discipline in their own home jurisdiction; and ii) aspire to further develop their knowledge and skills so as to eventually specialise in the practice of the discipline; and they do not qualify for any other class of membership of the College.
  • Government Member

    a) they are a leghal practitioners admitted to practice in a state or territory of Australia or any overseas common law jurisdiction acceptable to the Council; and b) they have satisfied the Council that: i) they are an employee of an Australian or overseas Government or Government agency or hold a judicial or quasi-judicial office under such a Government; and ii) their role as such an employee or office holder is associated with the Discipline.
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