to make the Association, its Branches and its members aware of the practice of common law in French, identifying and making members aware of relevant tools and resources;
to work with National and Branch Sections, Conferences and Standing Committees to promote the organization of meetings, continuing legal education and other programs in French;
to organize common law programs and programming in French at meetings of the Association;
to work with other organizations interested in common law in French;
to examine the evolution of linguistic rights in Canada;
to promote linguistic equality within the legal profession and the Association; and
to publish a regular bulletin to inform those using the French language in the Canadian legal milieu. (03-07-M)
