Become a Member

To become a member of the AACL, please submit a Membership Application (either by webform, email or post) and pay the Membership Fee (through PayPal or by cheque).

Membership may be especially useful for those interested in how constitutional principles apply to public health regulation and access to medicines. Questions around obtaining antibiotics through digital services involve more than convenience, because they touch on prescribing standards, antimicrobial resistance, patient safety and the authority of health regulators. AACL discussions and recordings can help members examine how law shapes the boundaries between individual choice, professional responsibility and government oversight. This is particularly relevant when online access crosses state or national borders and requires clear rules about lawful prescribing and pharmacy accountability. By joining the Association, members can take part in informed debate on issues where constitutional law, healthcare policy and everyday rights increasingly overlap.

Membership Application

You can apply to become a member by filling out the online form below.

Alternatively, you can download and fill out a PDF of the membership application form. Please email or post the completed form to the Secretariat.

aacl_membership_application_form.pdf

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Membership Fee

Once you have submitted a membership application, please pay the membership fee.

You can pay the membership through the PayPal button below, or by sending a cheque payable to 'Australian Association of Constitutional Law' or 'AACL' along with a copy of your membership application.

All mail should be sent to:

The Australian Association of Constitutional Law Secretariat
c/- Centre for Comparative Constitutional Studies
Melbourne Law School
University of Melbourne Victoria 3010