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Administrative law ahoy: post-COVID 19 landfall

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As the COVID 19 tidal wave recedes, administrative law standards which gave way to the public interest are re-emerging.  The consequence will see courts reinvigorate the role of the ADJR Act at the expense of jurisdictional error;  courts and tribunals will adopt a more stringent approach to statutory construction of emergency powers,  ‘national interest’ or ‘public interest’, curtailing governments’ unfettered discretions; and may invalidate more frequently actions relying on policy.  An accountability institution –  the Senate Standing Committee on the Scrutiny of Delegated Legislation – may also turn its gimlet gaze onto the increased prevalence of non-disallowable instruments. 

The consequence? administrative law principles and rules – propelled by the energy surrounding a new government – are likely to regain their pre-COVID 19 strength. These and other issues are discussed by two keen public lawyers in this ‘Landfall’ session. 

ACT Legal Practitioners CPD Points: 0.75
(Substantive law and procedural law)

Presenters:

Robin Creyke 
Expert Advisor

John Yoon
Senior Advisor

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