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Join us on 11th October 2024 for the National Migration Conference 2024, an essential event for Registered Migration Agents (RMAs) and migration lawyers. This fully online conference will deliver 1 Category B CPD Point for RMAs and 1 CPD/CLE Point for lawyers, offering a comprehensive insight into the latest developments in Australian migration law.

Event Details:

• Date: 11th October 2024
• Time: 8:30 AM - 12:00 PM (AEDT)
• Location: Online via Zoom
• Price: $60.00 + GST

Why You Should Attend:

This year's conference promises to be an in-depth exploration of key legislative changes and amendments across all major visa subclasses, providing you with the tools and knowledge needed to navigate complex migration challenges in 2024.

Session Overview:

8:30 AM - 10:00 AM: National Migration Conference 2024 - CN181

Kick off the day with a session led by Immigration Lawyer, Marsha Bassily, who will dissect the Migration Strategy 2023 and its impact on various visa subclasses. Key topics include:

• Updates on Temporary Skills Shortage (TSS) - Condition 8607
• Introduction of the new Skills in Demand Visa (SID)
• Strengthening Employer Sanctions legislation
• Expansion of the Working Holiday visa program
• Insights into the Pacific Engagement Visa ballot process
• A review of the GSM points system and other critical areas
• Changes to Family Violence Provisions, Student visa, and Subclass 485 Temporary Graduate visa
• Key developments such as Ministerial Direction 110 and updates on the High Court case - NZYQ

10:00 AM - 12:00 PM: Department of Home Affairs Updates & Interactive Q&A (Complimentary Session)

This segment offers a rare opportunity to hear directly from representatives of the Department of Home Affairs and OMARA:

• Connie Lu (A/g Director, Strategic Migration Partnerships Section) will discuss the Labour Agreement framework.
• Amanda Dansie (Director, Labour Agreements Section) will present on negotiating a labour agreement and answer your questions.   Connie Lu and Amanda Dansie will also be representing the Skilled Visa Branch.
• Andy Dwyer (Assistant Director, Student Program Management Section) and other senior leaders, including the Senior Director of OMARA and Caroline Hatswell (Senior Director, Onshore Humanitarian Program Management Branch) will provide key updates.

This interactive session, moderated by Marsha Bassily, is a unique chance to engage with high-level officials and ask questions about the latest changes impacting migration practice.

How to Participate:

Prepare your questions in advance and send them to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to ensure your concerns are addressed during the Q&A.

Don't miss this chance to gain the latest insights, engage directly with industry experts, and stay ahead in a constantly evolving field. Register now and secure your place at this unmissable event.

Book here: https://legaltrainingaustralia.com/conference-cpd/