Administrative Justice Network

拟议的活动旨在重新激发关于行政司法制度的辩论，展望未来并针对紧迫问题。行政司法系统是关于政府如何对待人民的——理想情况下，它需要促进共享的价值观和原则体系（问责制、透明度、公平和人权）。这如何转化为系统及其用户所面临的新挑战？行政司法系统是由许多通常不交流的机构组成的。有许多紧迫的问题需要跨机构、跨学科和跨利益相关者解决。我们建议举办4次研讨会和一次会议，将所有这些利益攸关方聚集在一起，探讨当前的主题[例如：数字化、数据实验室、监察员改革、法庭改革、行政决策、认知偏见和人工智能]。新颖的方法是，我们促进行政司法系统中那些迫切需要相互倾听和学习的行动者之间的交流。研讨会和会议将探索不同的角度，将辩论带入新的领域。这种交流将促进伙伴关系，从最佳实践中学习，并为未来的合作和后续项目发展想法。新的见解将直接提供给机构，并将转化为实践。行政司法委员会（AJC）、司法部、内阁办公室和各法庭的高级院长对讲习班和会议有很大的兴趣和支持。计划中的活动将包括学者（经济学家、行为心理学家、互联网学者，如牛津互联网研究所、社会法律学者）、政府官员、感兴趣的公众和慈善机构。其目的是建立一个平台，以加强学者、从业人员、法官、监察员计划和利益团体之间的参与、合作和思想交流，包括那些帮助弱势群体和没有资金的人获得司法救助的团体。计划的活动将有助于建立一个框架，以解决对行政司法系统各机构的运作具有战略重要性的紧迫问题。这些活动还将为未来的项目提供绝佳的网络和合作机会。我们得到了防范酷刑小组委员会、司法部和司法部的全力支持。

The proposed events aim to reenergise the debate about the administrative justice system looking forward and targeting pressing issues. The Administrative Justice System is about how government treats people - ideally it needs to promote a shared system of values and principles (accountability, transparency, fairness and human rights). How can this be translated into new challenges the system and its users are facing? The administrative justice system is made up of many institutions that do not usually communicate. There are many pressing issues that need to be addressed across institutions, across academic disciplines and across diverse stakeholders. We propose to hold 4 workshops and a conference that bring together all these stakeholders to explore current topics [for example: digitalization, data labs, ombudsman reform, tribunal reform, administrative decision-making, cognitive biases and AI]. The novel approach is that we facilitate an exchange between those actors in the administrative justice system that desperately need to listen and learn from each other. The workshops and the conference will allow exploring different angles to take the debates into new areas. The exchange will enable partnerships, learning from best-practise and developing ideas for future collaboration and follow-on projects. New insights will feed directly into the institutions and will be translated into practise. There is a great appetite and support for the workshops and the conference from the Administrative Justice Council (AJC), JUSTICE, the Cabinet office and the senior president of the tribunals. The planned events will include academics [economists, behavioural psychologists, internet academics e.g. Oxford Internet Institute, socio-legal scholars], government officials, interested public and charities.The aim is to develop a platform for increased engagement, collaboration and exchange of ideas between academics, practitioners, judges, ombudsman schemes and interest groups including those who assist the vulnerable and unfunded in obtaining access to justice.The planned events will assist in creating a framework to address urgent issues that are of strategic importance for the functioning of the institutions of the administrative justice system. The events will also provide an excellent opportunity to network and build collaborations for future projects. We have full support of the SPT, MoJ and JUSTICE.