This submission by PIAC identifies the need for adequate funding to the non-government sector to manage effective partnerships with the private sector in delivering pro bono legal services

The NSW Joint Standing Committee on Electoral Matters is conducting an inquiry into a model of public funding for political parties to apply at state and local government elections.

This submission comments on the gaps in the draft National Compact principles, governance arrangements and priority areas for further action.

This paper examines the effect of funding contracts on the capacity of third-sector organizations to effectively advocate.

Democracy benefits from having diverse views represented in parliaments, debates and campaigns.

PIAC has made a submission to the NSW Legislative Council Select Committee Inquiry into Electoral and Political Party Funding, chaired by Revd the Hon Fred Nile, MLC.

Many Australians cannot enforce breaches of their legal rights as they cannot afford the costs of litigation.