Oral Submissions Masterclass for Participants
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Procedure
Participants will be given a set of written submissions and asked to deliver a 10-20 minute oral submission in front of a panel of judges, coaches and an audience of up to 40 attendees. The judges will ask questions during the submission and make general remarks at the end. The coaches will give a private critique with suggestions for improvement. Each participant will then have an opportunity to redeliver their submission. There will also be a plenary session as well as an address on oral advocacy from an expert.
The Bar Association’s approach in Masterclasses is collegial and supportive. This is an opportunity for all to practise and learn in a safe (and often enjoyable) environment.
Catering provided throughout the day and after the Masterclass, participants and observers are invited for drinks and canapés.
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Full membership of the NZBA is open to every person who is the holder of a current New Zealand practising certificate as a Barrister Sole.
In some circumstances, persons other than barristers sole may become Associate Members of the NZBA
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Cancellation-Refund Policy
If a participant is unable to attend the masterclass, a substitute participant is welcome to attend at no additional cost. Please advise us of your replacement by Friday 24 May.
A refund less a service fee of $40.00 will apply to all cancellations (received in writing) before midday Tuesday 28 May 2024.
There will be no refunds for cancellations received after that time. The NZBA reserves the right to cancel or reschedule seminars if necessary.
