The Third « Law and Parliament » Conference will be held on
November 12-14, 2009 at
89 Chestnut Street,
the Conference Facility of the University of Toronto
The theme of the Conference will be Parliament and Government:
Partners and Adversaries
Plan to attend!
The Institute of Parliamentary and Political Law
The Institute of Parliamentary and Political Law / Institut de droit parlementaire et politique (IPPL) is a corporation in the professional and educational fields, formed specifically for the purpose of developing Parliamentary and Political Law and disseminating knowledge about it.
Its work consists of generating and disseminating information about, and increasing public knowledge of, Public Law in its parliamentary and governmental contexts.
The activities and publications of the IPPL are:
- Interdisciplinary
- Comprehensive
- Comparative;
- Analytical, not engaging in advocacy;
- Politically neutral and independent of political interests;
- Bilingual; and
- Bridging professional and academic pursuits.
The corporation is federally incorporated as a not-for profit. It is registered as a charitable, tax-free organization with the Canada Revenue Agency.