Which of the following is NOT a VLRC function?

• A. Major inquiry
• B. Community inquiry
• C. Monitoring
• D. Mediation services

Answer: (D)

The VLRC is a Victorian body that studies law reform and reports back with recommendations, not a provider of dispute-resolution services. Major inquiries are broad, in-depth investigations into significant reform issues, and community inquiries gather input from the public and stakeholders to inform recommendations. Monitoring involves keeping track of the progress and impact of reforms and the operation of the law. Mediation services, however, are a dispute-resolution function and are not something the VLRC does. Thus, mediation services is the option that does not fit with the VLRC’s roles.