Public law intersections : papers presented at the Public Law Weekend - 2000 & 2001

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Public law intersections : papers presented at the Public Law Weekend - 2000 & 2001

Date

2003-06

Publisher

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

Abstract

Each year in Australia many people suffer injury that government is in a position to prevent. Illness arising from contaminated foodstuffs and polluted waterways could be averted by more rigorous health inspection.