The Conference of Regulatory Officers (CORO) is the pre-eminent conference of statutory regulators, law societies, bar associations and admitting authorities involved in regulation of the legal profession in Australia. CORO meets annually and provides a forum for all regulators of the legal profession to come together to discuss developments and exchange information of events that have occurred within the different jurisdictions.

While informal in structure CORO aims to generate discussion, debate and issues around a wide range of issues of interest to all who attend. CORO affords the opportunity of strengthening former associations as well as developing new associations with other regulators.

CORO is held in conjunction with the Annual Trust Account Inspectors Workshop and the Conference of Admitting Authorities. Representatives of these groups from each State and Territory in Australia join CORO for a day and a half of deliberations after having spent time discussing issues specifically of interest to them.