Judith Collins heads to Sydney for lecture.
The Attorney-General Judith Collins is set to deliver a law lecture at Western Sydney University in Sydney, discussing constitutional and rule of law challenges amidst global uncertainty. The visit comes as New Zealand faces complex times due to conflicts, climate change, COVID-19 pandemic impacts, and emerging technologies.
Ms Collins will draw comparisons between the two countries' constitutions, highlighting differences in their structures. She believes there is value in understanding each other's experiences. The lecture features a distinguished panel, including Western Sydney University Vice Chancellor Professor George Williams and former Australian Justice Michael Kirby.
The event aims to shed light on the evolving nature of the rule of law and its significance in modern times. Ms Collins leaves New Zealand today for the one-day trip before returning tomorrow.