General resources:
Australian Government Attorney-General's Department The Department is the central policy and coordinating element of the Attorney-General's portfolio for which the Attorney-General and Minister for Home Affairs are responsible. The Department provides expert support to the Government in the maintenance and improvement of Australia's system of law and justice, national security, and emergency management
ComLaw (Commonwealth of Australia Law) Commonwealth legal information retrieval system, incorporating the Federal Register of Legislative Instruments (FRLI). The database includes all primary and subordinate legislation, and other ancillary documents and information
Crown Law Crown Law provides a framework for the provision of legal services to the State of Tasmania, and provides support to the independent statutory legal officers, the Solicitor-General and the Director of Public Prosecutions. Crown Law includes the Office of the Crown Solicitor
Department of Justice Web site of the Tasmanian Department of Justice, established to provide advice to Government, and systems and services that promote and maintain rights and responsibilities, and the resolution of disputes
Information policy (Australian Government) Details of the information policy functions of the Australian Government Office of the Australian Information Commissioner. The Commissioner reports to the Minister on matters relating to Australian Government information management policy and practice, including freedom of information and privacy. The Office also has an education and training responsibility
Solicitor-General The Solicitor-General provides legal advice to Ministers, agencies and instrumentalities of the Crown, and represents the State of Tasmania in any constitutional litigation
Tasmanian Legislation: Tasmania's Consolidated Legislation Online Web site providing access to a database of Tasmanian consolidated legislation (Acts and Statutory Rules, or regulations), which is produced by the EnAct legislative drafting and automatic consolidation system. It is maintained by the Office of Parliamentary Counsel
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