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The event aims to exhibit the civil area of the reform programme, enabling participants to increase their knowledge and understanding about its progress and ambitions.

During the event you will be able to ask questions via the online software. HMCTS will respond afterwards to any questions not answered during the event. If you are unable to attend, the event will be recorded and uploaded onto HMCTS’ website afterwards.

For details on how to register please click here.

Further upcoming events will be added to the HMTCS events page.

You can also sign up to HMCTS’ monthly newsletters to keep up to date regarding all aspects of the reform programme.

 

 

  • International Forum on Online Courts
    The first International Forum on Online Courts is scheduled to take place in London on Monday 3rdand Tuesday 4th December, details of which can be found here.

The event is being hosted by HMCTS and the Society for Computers and Law (SCL). It is being co-chaired by SCL President, Professor Richard Susskind and HMCTS CEO, Susan Acland-Hood with a welcome speech from Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales, Lord Burnett of Maldon.

The Forum on Online Courts aims to facilitate exchanges of best practice and some of the lessons learned and act as a foundation for the building of a community for those involved in major digital court reform.

The event is free to attend but spaces are limited – to express an interest in attending and for further details, please email:onlinecourtsforum@scl.org

 

 

  • Public Accounts Committee (PAC)
    The Public Accounts Committee hearing report is available here. The report criticised HMCTS for a lack of progress in its court modernisation programme.