Experience in the work
between a decision and its delivery.

Fit the work your organization already does.

Your staff know the priorities. Your advisers bring their professional judgment. We help connect that work: preparing a program, assembling the basis for a response or coordinating the agreed follow-up.

The engagement identifies the responsibility JurisTrace takes on, the people involved and the delivery your organization can assess.

Relevant professional experience.

The practice is led by Rory Cumming, whose mine-inspection career began in 2013. His later work in Indigenous engagement and accompanied inspections included:

• Coordinating First Nations’ participation in inspections and preparing participants.
• Developing guidance and practical training, including inspection planning and report writing.
• Preparing funding proposals, managing related contracts and budgets, and writing briefings for leadership.

These are responsibilities from Rory’s prior professional roles. They inform JurisTrace’s work on program establishment, preparation and follow-through.

Evidence people can work from.

Our briefs identify the records reviewed, the findings they support and the questions still open. Our program and implementation work defines responsibilities and gives people the materials and practical preparation to use them.

For an agreed program trial or handover, we work through the tasks with participants and address what needs correcting.

Accountability for the assignment.

We agree the work, delivery and review points before beginning. Client decisions, technical judgments and specialist responsibilities stay with the people authorized and qualified to carry them.