Letter to Chief Executive Officer Australian Red Cross dated 8 April 2015:

Letter sent to Master Luppino Supreme Court of the Northern Territory:

Supreme Court of the Northern Territory Practice Direction 1 of 2015

I refer to the correspondence between the Master"™s Chambers, Dylan Walters and I on 6 and 7 January 2015 concerning Supreme Court Practice Direction 1 of 2015 dated 2 January 2015 ("PD1/15").

Letter sent to Legal Practitioners' Admissions Board dated 30 March 2015:

Letter sent to Minister Styles on 30 March 2015:

LAW SOCIETY NORTHERN TERRITORY

Law Society Northern Territory ("Society") notes the first and second reading of the Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation Legislation Amendment Bill 2015 ("Bill") in the Legislative Assembly on 26 February 2015.

The Society has relocated to the following address:

Letter to the Legal Services Council:

Letter the Law Council of Australia:

Letter to the NSW Bar Association:

Letter to the Attorney-General:

Letter to Hon. George Brandis, Commonwealth Attorney-General:

Letter to Commissioner Corrective Services:

Letter to Registrar General, Land Titles Office:

Letter to the Minister for Health

The Society remains concerned that the efficacy of AMT, in the treatment of alcohol addiction, remains to this date un-tested and un-proven. It is likely that by virtue of incarceration under AMT there is an opportunity for clinicians to address and manage other chronic health conditions resulting in benefit to the subjects. However, it has not established that these benefits cannot be achieved by other less restrictive means. Whilst positive health outcomes are to be applauded the Society also calls for an independent assessment of the scheme?s effectiveness to ensure that the significant cost of AMT and the significant incursion on the rights and liberties of Territorians is warranted and effective for treating alcohol addiction.