RECORDINGS: Australian Government Procurement Webinar Series, 2022
Please find below recordings from our CPD webinars, along with the relevant presentation slides from our Australian Government Procurement Webinar…
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When Departmental Officers do too much – the High Court finds Ministerial Instructions caused unlawful exercise of executive power
Key points Government Departments and Agencies should review Departmental instructions and policies, and consider whether Departmental officers, in administering…
Administrative law in 2022 and the year ahead in 2023
In 2022 it appeared that the courts were not necessarily the dominant venue for scrutinising administrative action. We have observed…
RECORDINGS – AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT IN-HOUSE COUNSEL DAY – 9 MARCH 2023
Please find below recordings from our six CPD sessions, along with the relevant presentation slides from our Australian Government In-House…
Drawing the line in apprehended bias cases: Chen v Minister for Immigration, Citizenship, Migrant Services and Multicultural Affairs [2022] FCAFC 41
Key points Decision-makers should be mindful of the distinction between testing an applicant’s evidence and bringing a closed mind to…
Breaking news: Australian Class Actions
Development The Albanese Government has just released draft regulations which unwind the previous government’s Corporations Amendment (Litigation Funding) Regulations 2020…