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Property Law Assignment Help

TASK You are among a group of final year Business Law students who were fortunate to be selected for a graduate program with a well-respected Sunshine Coast Property Development firm, PropDev Partners. When you and your colleagues commence the graduate program, the partners brief you to undertake the following task: The partners are aware that their clients have little knowledge about the new planning law legislation. Therefore, they have decided to ask you to prepare materials suitable for informing the firm’s clients about the nature of the planning law regime. The firm also wishes you to highlight any features of the new legislation which are different to the procedures associated with the previous legislation and to give reasons for the differences. The partners want the graduates to harness their creativity as well as their knowledge, to design communication outputs that will be attractive, engaging and helpful to the target audience. A diversity of outputs will enable the firm to reach its clients in different ways. For example, some clients may attend a seminar or an open day, some will prefer to glean information online, while others may prefer print media. Accordingly, the firm leaves it to the graduates to choose the type of output. For example, students may wish to write text for a client newsletter, a brochure, a display poster, a speech, a website, a youtube video presentation with transcript, a newspaper or journal article. As the partners wish to check the accuracy and the correct attribution of all information appearing in the output, students are required to complete a reference list (although this list will not be in the version seen by the clients). Legal and technical jargon should be avoided, but correct terminology must be used and explained if necessary. The partners sternly caution the graduates not to contact any professionals andadministrators engaged in the planning law industry. Information is to be collatedfrom published materials, particularly from government sources, professional journals and primary documents.