How we work
Policies
This page provides access to the policy documents that outlines the operational framework of the Association of Law Teachers. Here, you will find essential information regarding the guidelines, procedures, and standards that govern our activities.
Policy Documents
The constitution defines ALT’s purpose, governance structure, and the roles and responsibilities of its members and trustees.
Sets out the rules for the lawful use of ALT’s website and digital services by visitors and members.
Explains how ALT collects, uses, stores, and protects personal data, ensuring compliance with data protection laws such as GDPR
Outlines ALT's commitment to ensuring a respectful and dignified environment, free from bullying and harassment for all members, volunteers, and staff.
Outlines the procedures for handling complaints about ALT members, trustees, or the organisation itself​
Sets out how ALT promotes inclusion and diversity at conferences, ensuring equal opportunities for participation and representation.
Outlines ALT’s financial management processes, including budgeting, expenditure controls, and delegation of authority.
Governs how ALT conducts fundraising activities, accepts donations, and manages legacies to further its charitable objectives.
Provides guiding principles for trustees and other ALT members on the use of media, including social media and email, when discussing or promoting ALT's work​
Sets out the reasons and processes by which ALT membership may be terminated, in accordance with the ALT constitution​
Explains the circumstances under which an ALT member may request to freeze their membership, such as during family leave or serious illness​
Explains the terms under which retired members can maintain their connection to ALT and the benefits they continue to receive.
Outlines the process for declaring and managing conflicts of interest to ensure that trustees act in the best interests of the ALT​