An accreditation program recognises and acknowledges members who demonstrate knowledge and service beyond the basic requirements of appointment.

Why Accreditation?

It is anticipated that a successful program will:

• recognise and reward successful program participants.
• enhance the reputation of QJA as a professional association.
• attract appointed JPs and Cdecs to membership.
• provide value to existing members of the Association and encourage retention of membership.
• Create a platform for external stakeholders to be referred to experienced witnesses.

Eligibility

• Appointment as a Justice of the Peace or Commissioner for Declarations, for at least 5 years
• Current financial QJA member for at least 2 years
• Completion of the QJA Professional Series courses within previous 12 months: 1-4 for Justice of the Peace (Qualified); 1 & 2 for Commissioner for Declarations
• Evidence of the candidate’s recent activity as a qualified witness: Points-based allocation taking account of volunteering activity, ongoing professional development, articles published in QJA media, presentations at workshops, meetings, or conferences.

How to Apply

• You will need to complete an Application for Accreditation
• Attach evidence of eligibility as previously mentioned
• email or post to our State Office

More Information

For more information on the program download our information brochure:

Download an Application Form:

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