OPRC Consultation on New Inclusion Framework and Pre-Action Model
The Law Society responded to the Online Procedure Rule Committee's (OPRC) public engagement document on the digital justice system.
The OPRC aims to improve access to justice by utilizing digital technology in the pre-action space, civil and family courts, and tribunals.
Draft Inclusion Framework
The draft framework sets out design principles and standards to ensure all users can access digital justice services, particularly those at risk of exclusion.
- User-centred design
- Plain language
- Robust data collection to measure inclusion outcomes
The OPRC was established to make rules for online court and tribunal proceedings across various jurisdictions.
The OPRC aims to improve access to justice for all by harnessing the power of modern digital technology.
Author's summary: Law Society responds to OPRC consultation on digital justice system.
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