RJC Guidance Documents

The Restorative Justice Council (RJC) has produced resources that underpin and inform our Registration Frameworks and support the delivery of high quality restorative practice. 

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The RJC Practice Guidance is for members to help support them in the delivery of high quality restorative services and the development of professional practice.

The RJC's Practitioner Code of Practice describes the minimum standards of professional conduct and practice required by registered restorative practitioners in the delivery of high-quality restorative practice.

The RJC's Service Provider Code of Practice describes the minimum standards of professional conduct and practice required by registered service providers in the delivery of high-quality restorative practice.

The RJC's Restorative Organisation Code of Practice describes the minimum standards of professional conduct and practice required by registered service providers in the delivery of high-quality restorative practice.

The RJC's Training Provider Code of Practice describes the minimum standards of professional conduct and practice to deliver high quality restorative practice training and to maintain and strengthen the quality of learning.

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The RJC’s Principles of Restorative Practice form the underpinning ethical framework for restorative practice. 

The National Occupational Standards (NOS) are statements of good practice which relate to functions carried out in the workplace. They describe what an individual needs to do, know and understand in order to carry out a particular job role or function. NOS for restorative practice have been published by Skills for Justice, the skills sector body. The RJC was a key partner in the development of the NOS.