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Draft programme, August 2014. Subject to change at discretion of convenors 1 Monday 15 September 4.00 p.m. 5.30 p.m. Registration and Tea and Coffee Foyer and Lower Ground Floor Atrium 5.30 p.m. 7.00 p.m. Opening Plenary LG18 Professor David Feldman (Cambridge) in conversation with Lord Justice Laws (England and Wales Court of Appeal). 7.00 p.m. 9.00 p.m. Buffet dinner Lower Ground Floor Atrium Tuesday 16 September 9.00 a.m. 9.10 a.m. Welcome LG18 Professor John Bell (Director, Cambridge Centre for Public Law) 9.10 a.m. 10.00 a.m. Keynote Address LG18 Chair: Professor John Bell (Director, Cambridge Centre for Public Law) Speaker: Professor Jerry Mashaw (Yale), Public Reason as Process and Substance 10.00 a.m. 10.15 a.m. Tea and Coffee Lower Ground Floor Atrium

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Page 1: Public Law Conference Draft Programme July 2014

Draft  programme,  August  2014.  Subject  to  change  at  discretion  of  convenors    

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Monday  15  September  

4.00  p.m.  -­‐  5.30  p.m.   Registration  and  Tea  and  Coffee  •  Foyer  and  Lower  Ground  Floor  Atrium  

5.30  p.m.  -­‐  7.00  p.m.   Opening  Plenary  •  LG18  

      Professor  David  Feldman  (Cambridge)  in  conversation  with  Lord  Justice  Laws         (England  and  Wales  Court  of  Appeal).    

7.00  p.m.  -­‐  9.00  p.m.   Buffet  dinner  •  Lower  Ground  Floor  Atrium  

Tuesday  16  September  

9.00  a.m.  -­‐  9.10  a.m.   Welcome  •  LG18  

      Professor  John  Bell  (Director,  Cambridge  Centre  for  Public  Law)  

9.10  a.m.  -­‐  10.00  a.m.     Keynote  Address  •  LG18  

      Chair:  Professor  John  Bell  (Director,  Cambridge  Centre  for  Public  Law)  

      Speaker:  Professor  Jerry  Mashaw  (Yale),  Public  Reason  as  Process  and           Substance  

10.00  a.m.  -­‐  10.15  a.m.  Tea  and  Coffee  •  Lower  Ground  Floor  Atrium  

   

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10.15  a.m.  -­‐  11.45  a.m.  Parallel  Sessions  

Public  law:  Competing  Conceptions  (Room  allocations  TBC)  

Process  and  Substance  in  Judicial  Review:  Part  1  

Processes  of  Deliberation  and  Popular  Engagement  

Chair:  Professor  TRS  Allan  (Cambridge)    Professor  Mark  Walters  (Queen’s),  Public  Law  and  Ordinary  Legal  Method    Dr  Jason  Varuhas  (Cambridge/UNSW),  The  Public  Interest  Conception  of  Public  Law:  its  Procedural  Origins  and  Substantive  Implications    Dr  Paul  Daly  (Montreal),  Administrative  Law:  A  Values-­‐Based  Approach?      

Chair:  Professor  Philip  Joseph  (Canterbury  NZ)    Mr  Justin  Gleeson  SC  (Solicitor-­‐General  of  the  Commonwealth  of  Australia),  (Un)reasonableness  and  (Dis)proportionality    Dr  Rayner  Thwaites  (Sydney),The  Separation  of  Powers,  Rights  and  Procedural  Change:  Judicial  Responses  to  Secret  Evidence  in  the  United  Kingdom  and  Australia    Mr  Leighton  McDonald  (ANU),  Inadequacy  of  Justification  as  a  Basis  for  Judicial  Review  in  Australia:  Process  and  Substance?  

Chair:  Professor  George  Williams  (UNSW)    Dr  Paul  Kildea  (UNSW),  Popular  Participation  in  Constitutional  Reform  Process:  Reflections  on  the  Recent  Experience  of  Australia,  the  United  Kingdom  and  Ireland    Professor  Stephen  Tierney  (Edinburgh),  Direct  Democracy  in  the  Process  of  Constitutional  Change:  Constructing  a  Deliberative  Referendum?    Dr  Ron  Levy  (ANU),  Deliberative  Democracy  and  Political  Law:  The  Coercion  Problem  

 

11.45  a.m.  -­‐  1.00  p.m.   Plenary  Session  •  LG18  

      Chair:  Professor  David  Feldman  (Cambridge)  

      Speakers:  

      Professor  Mark  Aronson  (UNSW),  From  Process  to  Quality  in  Judicial  Review  

      Professor  David  Dyzenhaus  (Toronto),  Towards  a  Formal  Theory  of  Public         Law  

1.00  p.m.  -­‐  2.00  p.m.   Lunch  •  Lower  Ground  Floor  Atrium  

   

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2.00  p.m.  -­‐  3.30  p.m.   Parallel  Sessions  

Contemporary  Issues  of  Process  and  Substance  in  the  British  Constitution  

Legitimate  Expectations  in  Comparative  Perspective    

 

Process  and  Substance  in  Administrative  Behaviour  

Chair:  Professor  Cheryl  Saunders  (Melbourne)    Professor  Tony  Prosser  (Bristol),  The  Economic  Constitution    Lord  Norton  of  Louth  (Hull,  House  of  Lords),  The  constitutional  implications  of  the  Fixed-­‐term  Parliaments  Act  2011    Professor  Gavin  Phillipson  (Durham),  Constitutional  Conventions:  Questions  of  Process  and  Legitimacy  

Chair:  Professor  Richard  Rawlings  (UCL)    Professor  Cora  Hoexter  (Witwatersrand),  The  Enforcement  of  Official  Promises  in  South  African  Law      Dr  Rebecca  Williams  (Oxford),  The  Multiple  Doctrines  of  Legitimate  Expectations      Dr  Greg  Weeks  (UNSW)  and  Dr  Matthew  Groves  (Monash),  The  Legitimacy  of  Expectations  About  Fairness      

Chair:  Professor  Carol  Harlow  (LSE)    Justice  Melissa  Perry  (Federal  Court  of  Australia),  iDecide:  the  Legal  Implications  of  Automated  Decision-­‐making  in  the  Digital  Era    Dr  Elizabeth  Fisher  (Oxford)  and  Professor  Sidney  Shapiro  (Wake  Forest),  Taking  Both  Public  Administration  and  Doctrine  Seriously  in  Administrative  Law    Ms  Vanessa  Macdonnell  (Ottawa),  Impact  Assessments  and  Constitutional  Rights  

 

3.30  p.m.  -­‐  3.45  p.m.   Tea  and  Coffee  •  Lower  Ground  Floor  Atrium  

3.45  p.m.  -­‐  5.15  p.m.   Parallel  Sessions  

Process  and  Substance  in  Judicial  Review:  Part  2  

 

Processes  of  Constitution-­‐Making  and  Constitutional  Change  

Process  and  Substance  in  the  Control  of  Executive  Legislative  Power  

Chair:  Professor  Mark  Aronson  (UNSW)    Justice  Alan  Robertson  (Federal  Court  of  Australia),  Is  Judicial  Review  Qualitative?    Dr  Philip  Murray  (Cambridge),  Process,  Substance,  and  the  History  of  Error  of  Law  Review      Professor  TT  Arvind  (Newcastle)  and  Dr  Lindsay  Stirton  (Sheffield),  Strangled  at  Birth?  The  curious  origins  of  Judicial  Review  

Chair:  Professor  Janet  McLean  (Auckland)    Professor  Cheryl  Saunders  (Melbourne),  Constitution-­‐making  Processes:  Practice  and  Theory  in  Flux    Dr  Clodagh  Harris  (UCC)  and  Professor  Conor  Gearty  (LSE),    Crowd-­‐Sourcing  a  New  UK  Constitution    Professor  Ian  Cram  (Leeds),  Amending  the  Constitution    

Chair:  Professor  Robert  Thomas  (Manchester)    Dr  Gabrielle  Appleby  and  Dr  Joanna  Howe  (Adelaide),  Scrutinising  Parliament’s  Scrutiny  of  Delegated  Legislative  Power      Mr  Shubhankar  Dam  (Singapore  Management  University),  The  Form  and  Substance  of  India’s  Alternative  Paliament    Dr  Andrew  Edgar  (Sydney),  Judicial  Review  of  Delegated  Legislation  

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6.30  p.m.  -­‐  7.30  p.m.   Drinks  •  Lower  Ground  Floor  Atrium  

7.45  p.m.     Conference  Dinner  •  Selwyn  College  

Wednesday  17  September    

9.00  a.m.  -­‐  10.30  a.m.   Plenary  Session  •  LG18  

      Chair:  Professor  Robert  Thomas  (Manchester)  

      Speakers:        

      Professor  Carol  Harlow  (LSE)  and  Professor  Richard  Rawlings  (UCL),           Executive  Reaction  to  Judicial  Review:  Striking  Back!    

Professor  Maurice  Sunkin  (Essex),  The  Impacts  of  Judicial  Review  and  Effective  Redress  

10.30  a.m.  -­‐  10.45  a.m.   Tea  and  Coffee  •  Lower  Ground  Floor  Atrium  

10.45  a.m.  -­‐  12.15  p.m.   Parallel  Sessions    

Process  and  Substance  in  Administrative  Rule-­‐Making    

Process  and  Substance  in  Public  Law  Adjudication  

Process,  Substance,  and  the  Judiciary  

Chair:  Professor  Tony  Prosser  (Bristol)    Professor  Peter  Cane  (ANU),  Control  of  Administrative  Rule-­‐Making  in  the  US  and  England    Professor  Kevin  Stack  (Vanderbilt),  The  Paradox  of  Process  in  Administrative  Rulemaking  

Chair:  Professor  Cora  Hoexter  (Wits)    Dr  Anashri  Pillay  (Durham),  Process  and  Substance  in  Economic  and  Social  Rights  Adjudication      Dr  Tom  Hickman  (Barrister,  Blackstone  Chambers),  Process  and  Substance  in  Human  Rights  Adjudication      Professor  Mary  Liston  (British  Columbia),  Transubstantiation  in  Canadian  Public  Law:    Processing  Substance  and  Instantiating  Process    

Chair:  Professor  Brice  Dickson  (Queen's  Belfast)    Professor  Alan  Paterson  (Strathclyde),  Vote-­‐changing  in  the  UK’s  Top  Court    Professor  Christopher  Forsyth  (Cambridge),  Doctrine,  Conceptual  Reasoning  and  Certainty  in  the  Judicial  Process    Ms  Alysia  Blackham  (PhD  Candidate,  Cambridge)  and  Professor  George  Williams  (UNSW),  Process  and  Substance  in  Court  Communication  

 

12.15  p.m.  -­‐  1.15  p.m.   Lunch  •  Lower  Ground  Floor  Atrium  

   

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1.15.  p.m.  -­‐  3.00  p.m.   Parallel  Sessions  

Process  and  Substance  in  Constitutional  Design  and  Review  

The  Crown  and  Prerogative  Power  

 

Public  Law  Procedure  and  Substantive  Values  

Chair:  Dr  Mark  Elliott  (Cambridge)    Professor  Kent  Roach  (Toronto),  Remedies  for  Laws  that  Violate  Human  Rights      Dr  Eoin  Carolan  (University  College  Dublin),  A  Model  of  Collaborative  Constitutionalism:  Bringing  Substance  Back  to  Institutional  Separation      Dr  Aileen  Kavanagh  (Oxford),  Substance  and  Legislative  Process  in  Human  Rights  Adjudication      Dr  Adam  Tucker  (York),  Substance,  Process  and  Jackson  v  Attorney  General    

Chair:  Professor  Maurice  Sunkin  (Essex)    Professor  Janet  McLean  (Auckland),  Crown,  Empire  and  Redress  for  the  Historical  Wrongs  of  Colonization  in  New  Zealand      Professor  Anne  Twomey  (Sydney),  Legal  Advice  on  the  Exercise  of  Reserve  Powers    

Chair:  Dr  Jason  Varuhas  (Cambridge/UNSW)    Professor  Peta  Spender  (ANU),  A  Different  Justice?  The  Role  of  Procedure  in  Public  Law  Adjudication      Ms  Sarah  Nason  (Bangor),  Judicial  Review  as  Proportionate  Justice    Dr  Joseph  McIntyre  and  Dr  Lorne  Neudorf  (Thompson  Rivers),  Judicial  Review:  Avoiding  Substantive  Outcomes  through  Procedural  Reform?  

 

3.00  p.m.  -­‐  3.15  p.m.     Tea  and  Coffee  •  Lower  Ground  Floor  Atrium  

3.15  p.m.  -­‐  4.45  p.m.   Closing  Plenary:  Themes  and  Reflections  •  LG18  

      Chair:  Professor  John  Bell  (Director,  Cambridge  Centre  for  Public  Law)  

      Speakers:  

      Professor  David  Dyzenhaus  (Toronto)  

              Professor  David  Feldman  (Cambridge)  

              Professor  Carol  Harlow  (LSE)  

              Professor  Cheryl  Saunders  (Melbourne)