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Commonwealth tribunals : the ambit of review

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Creyke, Robin
McMillan, John

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Centre for International and Public Law, Canberra: Law Faculty, Australian National University

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This paper on the ambit of review of the Commonwealth merits review tribunals is a product of the decision on 20 March 1997 by the Coalition Government to implement key recommendations of the Administrative Review Council's report Better Decisions: Review of Commonwealth Merits Review Tribunals.

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Law and policy papers ; no. 09

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