From time to time the Institute is advised of the possibility of appointments in overseas countries, usually developing countries, of serving or retired judicial officers.

The Institute also has direct contact with the Commonwealth Secretariat regarding appointments in Commonwealth developing countries.

The AIJA Board has resolved to list with any contact details any judicial positions which come to the notice of the Secretariat.

Greg Reinhardt

PUISNE JUDGE HIGH COURT SOLOMON ISLANDS

Through our recent work in the Solomon Islands in assisting with the recruitment of advisers to positions in the law and justice sector, we are aware of an opportunity to fill a position in the High Court of the Solomon Islands.

The Registrar of the High Court of the Solomon Islands (Gavin Withers) is in the process of recruiting a Puisne Judge.  

The link below takes you to the web site where the position is being advertised and includes terms of reference and application instructions.
Applications close on 20 January 2012. http://tbe.taleo.net/NA2/ats/careers/requisition.jsp?org=URSAUS&cws=1&rid=293

Cathy Deane, Director
World Wide Project Management Services Pty Ltd
247 Currie St, Adelaide, South Australia, 5000
(Postal Address: PO Box 10330, Business Centre,  Adelaide, South Australia 5000)
Tel 618 82315590  -   Fax 61882315591 - Mobile 0418838425  - International 61 418838425  -  
Skype: cathydeane  -  Website:www.project.com.au

The RAMSI Law and Justice Program in Solomon Islands is advertising a number of positions in Solomon Islands in the Law and Justice Sector.  

These include a range of roles responsible for capacity development in the DPP’s Office, the Public Solicitor’s Office, National Judiciary
and other government agencies, as well as roles in the Correctional Service.

Interested applicants can also access the job descriptions through the SRSF website:  http://www.srsf.com.sb/index.php/recruitment/.  
We are really keen to hear from quality applicants to assist with development efforts in Solomon Islands. 

Invitation to submit expressions of interest to join the Australian Civilian Corps

AusAID is now seeking detailed expressions of interest from highly motivated and experienced technical specialists from the public and private sectors
to join the Australian Civilian Corps register (ACC).

The Government established the ACC in late 2009 as a ‘deployable public service’ – that is, a mechanism to enable the rapid deployment of civilian
specialists, generally for periods of three to twelve months, to countries experiencing or emerging from natural disasters or conflict.  ACC specialists will
function as development “reservists”, remaining in their regular employment until needed.  When deployed, they will have the status of Australian Government
officials employed under special legislation now before the Parliament.

The ACC will act as a much-needed bridge between emergency humanitarian response measures and long-term development programs.  Deployees will
often work in tandem with Australian or international military forces engaged in stabilisation and peace-building operations, or in post-disaster rehabilitation
and reconstruction.  They will be drawn from a wide range of specialisations including public sector management, electoral administration, budget strategy
and implementation, aid coordination, law and justice, essential services administration, agriculture and community development.

AusAID has already established an interim ACC capability of almost 50 personnel through targeted recruitment and training during 2010, and aims to build
a register of 500 trained personnel by 2014.  Suitably qualified and experienced specialists are encouraged to consider becoming involved in this innovative
whole-of-government initiative.

Further information on the ACC is available at www.ausaid.gov.au/acc/

Enquiries can be made by calling the team at Effective People on +61 2 6162 3530 or by email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

Please lodge your detailed expression of interest, via the ACC website.