Membership


	Our members

	Become a member

	Membership renewal

	What do members do?

	Member work

	Important membership procedures

	Lawyers on Board

Upcoming Training

Membership

Our members are the backbone of QPILCH. Members provide free or low cost services to applicants who satisfy QPILCH's public interest eligibility criteria.

	Our members - Full listing of QPILCH membership

	Becoming a member - Why become a member? - Who can join? - Membership fees - how to become a member

	Membership renewal - Your membership needs to be renewed each financial year.

	What do members do? - law firms - barristers

	Member work - court decisions - secondments - matters successfully referred

	Important membership procedures - matter closure report

	Lawyers on Board - information about lawyers volunteering on management committees of community organisations

Useful Documents and Forms

If you are thinking about becoming a member, or if you already are a QPILCH member, you may find the following documents and forms useful.

	Membership Form (Doc 31KB) - Application form for new members in word

	Membership form (PDF 31KB) - Application form for new members in PDF

	Standard referral guidelines (PDF 33KB) - Guidelines upon which public interest matters are referred from QPILCH to its members

	Matter closure report (Doc 28KB) - in word

	Matter closure report (PDF 39KB) - in PDF

	Client agreement (Doc 68KB) - Download an example of a pro bono solicitor / client agreement.

	The Australian Pro Bono Manual - A practice guide and resource kit for law firms, published by the National Pro Bono Resource Centre

	Forms - All other forms relevant to QPILCH services, membership and other matters are listed here.