Beyond relevance: Reflecting on Qld's Sexual Assault Counselling Privilege

About this event Beyond relevance: Reflecting on Qld's Sexual Assault Counselling Privilege Presenter details: ​His Honour Judge Carl Heaton KC (Judge of the District Court Qld), Eddie Coker (Barrister-at-law), Emily Lewsey (Barrister-at-law) (all attending in person), moderated by Alison Dewar, LAQ Overview As Sexual Assault Counselling Privilege (SACP) laws evolve, this panel examines the practical impact of the laws on trial litigation and court processes, and will reflect on critical shifts in protected counselling communication (PCC) applications Date: Wednesday, 28 October 2026 Time: 1pm-3pm This is the registration for the in-person attendance for CPDs. CPD Details Points: [2] | Suggested CPD category: Substantive Law (SL) The system of self-assessment underpinning the CPD scheme requires individual practitioners to determine the number of units for which they will claim credit (see the Queensland Law Society CPD Guide). Accordingly, the Learning and Development team have only suggested a CPD category. A practitioner may decide that another category is more appropriate. Contact: LAQ Learning and Development with any enquiries.