The Society thanks it’s members, and all JPs, for their important and valued voluntary work for the Tasmanian community.
On behalf of the Committee, I wish you and your families the very best for Christmas and we look forward to a more “normal” 2021.
Thank you again.
David Hudson, President.
Notice of 2020 Annual General Meeting
The Annual General Meeting is to be held at 2pm, Wednesday 9 September 2020 at the Motor Yacht Club of Tasmania, 1 Ford Parade, Lindisfarne.
Business includes consideration of reports, financial statements, election of committee members, appointment of statutory office bearers, and determination of subscriptions and Honoraria.
In addition, following the AGM, the Hon Craig Farrell MLC will present the awards to UTAS law students.
This will be followed by afternoon tea for all attendees, including JPs who volunteer at the Society’s Document Signing Centres.
Due to number restrictions, catering and health requirements, an RSVP is required (see below). Dress is smart casual.
Order of Events
2.00pm – AGM
2.30pm – Guest Speaker Hon. Craig Farrell MLC (includes the presentation of UTAS Awards)
3.00pm – afternoon tea for all attendees, including volunteers from the Document Signing Centres
Attendance may be at all of these events – in all cases please RSVP to the Public Officer (David Hudson) prior to 24 August 2020 via email to admin@tsjpi.asn.au.
Further to our recent posts, our Constitution Proposal and the Proposed Constitution June 2019 itself are now available for viewing. Formal notice of a Special General Meeting will be emailed out in due course and advertised in the JP Herald and Mercury newspaper.
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Posted on July 19, 2019July 30, 2019 by TSJPI 2007 Constitution Constitution – 2019 Update Information Article Constitution Proposal Proposed Constitution June 2019TSJPI has been undertaking a project to update their constitution to ensure it remains in line with current best practice. More detail on this will be published in the coming weeks.
In the meantime, please follow the link below to read a fantastic introductory article written by our Public Officer David Hudson.
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The Department of Justice has a great new website where you can, find a JP, become a JP, update your details and resign - all online and in one place. Head on over to check it out, but don't forget that if you ever update your details - update the society as well as we are a separate entity!
www.justice.tas.gov.au/justice-of-the-peace
Department of Justice : Justices of the Peace
www.justice.tas.gov.au
Information on how to become a JP, contact details for JPs and access to the Justice of the Peace Handbook.