ICCE Membership
Becoming a Member of the International Consortium for Court Excellence
ICCE Membership Policy
Eligibility Criteria for each Membership Category
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Supporting Members |
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Implementing Members |
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Courts, court systems, tribunals, and tribunal systems who are currently Supporting Members may move to Implementing Member status once they have demonstrated evidence of significant use of the Framework.
Implementing Members are required to certify annually that they are still implementing the IFCE and their membership status will revert to Supporting Member if they fail to complete the annual certification.
Refer to the ICCE Membership Policy for details.
Application for ICCE Membership
The Executive Committee of the International Consortium for Court Excellence (ICCE) appoints members after due consideration of applications received. The Executive Committee is made up of founding members and other representatives.
To become a member, organisations should email the Executive Committee via the ICCE Secretariat at ifce@aija.org.au with the filled application form.
Download the ICCE Membership Application Form.
ICCE Founding Members
The Founding Members of the Consortium developed the Framework and are dedicated to its continual development..




