The Making of Commonwealth administrative law: the Kerr, Bland and Ellicott Committee Reports

McMillan, John, 1949-; Creyke, Robin

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The Making of Commonwealth administrative law: the Kerr, Bland and Ellicott Committee Reports

Date

1996

Authors

McMillan, John, 1949-

Creyke, Robin

Publisher

Canberra, A.C.T. : Centre for International and Public Law, Faculty of Law, The Australian National University

Abstract

The Kerr, Bland and Ellicott Committee reports are as relevant now to the study of administrative law as when they were first completed. That relevance attests to a rare alignment of new ideas and a political willingness to introduce far-reaching change.