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RLC welcomed the inquiry by the Australian Law Reform Commission. In 2009-2010 the Sydney Women's Domestic Violence Court Advocacy Service (WDVCAS) assisted 1212 women.

This is the second submission of NACLC and other CLCs in relation to the consolidation of federal discrimination legislation.

RLC has a long history of providing legal advice to our local community, with one of our key areas of advice being for public and private tenants.

RLC strongly supports the reform of this procedure and functions of the State Debt Recovery Office to engage with vulnerable people in a way more helpful to the public interest.

RLC has a particular interest in debt and credit matters and in this regard, we have long been aware of the important role for representative proceedings and the significant place of 'cy pres' orders in achieving just outcomes.

RLC's annual report provides an overview of our work, our advocacy and our financial position for the fiscal year.

Utility debts have always been a significant proportion of the matters presenting to the Centre.

The RLC opposes any increase in the sentencing jurisdiction of the Local Court.

This is a submission to the Australian Law Reform Commission and NSW Law Reform Commission Family Violence Inquiry by the Sydney Women’s Domestic Violence Court Advocacy Service (WDVCAS).

RLC's annual report provides an overview of our work, our advocacy and our financial position for the fiscal year.