During the debate at UNESCO bailiffs reiterated the need for improving access to justice for citizens and the need to strengthen the effectiveness of the tools of Justice. The National Chamber of Bailiffs submitted today to the public debate its priorities, with 20 proposals resulting from the contribution of the profession to the national debate.
The National Chamber of Bailiffs offers:
-To Improve access to justice and information of litigants.
- To strengthen the role of new technologies that can contribute to reconciliation between the Justice and citizens.
- To increase the effectiveness of existing procedures by strengthening the missions entrusted by law to bailiffs.
The new relationship between the judge and court officers, dematerialization, the development of alternative dispute resolution, or diversions are issues that require a joint effort and non-partisan from the legal actors and procedures . This approach, which has prevailed throughout the reflections of the National Chamber of the judicial officers should continue in the next steps of this reforming process.
The 20 proposals CNHJ (in french) |