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ONLINE Given the current restrictions this year's annual conference will be held online. Delegates will be able to login from anywhere with internet access to attend the c........

Date/Time

14/05/2020

About the Conference

ONLINE

Given the current restrictions this year's annual conference will be held online.

  • Delegates will be able to login from anywhere with internet access to attend the conference via our link.
  • There will be the ability to ask questions at the conclusion of each session via the online question link.
  • As well as online attendance, all delegates will receive recordings of each of the sessions after the conference that can be viewed again at any time or shared with colleagues.
  • One registration will allow for multiple people from your organisation to attend the online conference.


After years of speculation, the Federal Government has finally released its highly anticipated response to the ACNC Legislation Review. Twenty-one of the thirty recommendations of the independent review panel have been accepted, meaning sweeping changes are likely on the horizon.

How will your organisation be impacted and what should you be doing now to prepare? Our 2020 Charities and NFP conference provides delegates with a unique opportunity to hear directly from ACNC Commissioner Dr Gary Johns, as well as ACNC Legislation Review panel member Dr Matthew Turnour, on the practical impacts of these reforms for the sector.


Thursday 14 May 2020

Governance Challenges

  • Structuring NFP and Charity Boards

  • Reviewing NFP Governing Documents for Efficiency Gaps and Risk

  • The Role of the ACNC - Government Review and Responses

  • Rights and Obligations of Charity or NFP Members

Issues in the Workplace

  • Workplace Investigations in NFPs and Charities

  • Volunteers and the Law – Essential Compliance for the Charities and NFP Sector

  • Whistleblowers and Modern Slavery: How the Charities and NFP Sector Should Respond to Recent Workplace Reforms


Friday 15 May 2020

Law Reform Affecting the NFP and Charities Sector

  • ACNC External Conduct Standards – Content and Application Guidance

  • Key Governance Learnings from the Aged Care and Disability Royal Commissions: How Should the Charity and NFP Sector Respond?

  • The Impact of Privacy and Data Laws on Charities and NFPs

Accounting and Financial Management

  • Accounting Standards - Change Impacting the NFP Sector

  • Building Financial Resilience – Key Strategies in Stability and Control

The Faculty

Libby Klein, Director, Social Impact Legal, Blackburn, Vic Rebecca Lambert-Smith, Senior Lawyer, Moores, Melbourne Vera Visevic, Partner, Mills Oakley Lawyers, Sydney Hon. Dr Gary Johns, Commissioner, Australian Charities Not-for-profit Commission, Melbourne Dr Matthew Turnour, Chairman, Neumann Turnour Lawyers, Brisbane Magda Marciniak, Partner, Justitia, Melbourne Adam Foster, Senior Associate, Macpherson Kelley, Melbourne Skye Rose, Practice Leader, Moores, Melbourne Lisa Vanderwal, Special Counsel, Bird Bird, Sydney Aletta Boshoff, Partner, BDO, Melbourne Russell Postle, Consultant, BDO, Brisbane Andrew Lind, Director, Corney Lind Lawyers, Brisbane Tina Lee, Special Counsel, Prolegis Lawyers, Sydney Sam Burnett, Associate, Prolegis Lawyers, Sydney Andrew Marks, Director, William Buck, Melbourne -

Enquiries/Assistance

If you need assistance or have an enquiry, please do not hesitate to contact our Event Manager, Jenna Pickrell (03) 8601 7729 or email: jenna@tved.net.au

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