Australian Law Reform Commission

The Australian Law Reform Commission (ALRC) is a government body that reviews and suggests improvements to the law in Australia. Established in 1975, its purpose is to ensure that laws remain fair, relevant, and effective. The ALRC conducts inquiries, often seeking public input, and produces comprehensive reports with recommendations for reform. These recommendations can cover various legal areas, like criminal law, family law, and privacy. Ultimately, the ALRC aims to enhance the legal system, making it more just and accessible for all Australians.