legislative drafting
The new Administrative Review Tribunal and law for the relief of insolvent debtors
On 7 December 2023, the government introduced legislation that would abolish the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) and establish what it
Slow pace of litigation and incomprehensible laws
Former Federal Court judge Steven Rares is reported in the AFR[1] as having made several comments about the justice system
Define “insolvency” – legislative drafting continued
In bills before the new 2022 parliament, our legislative drafters have continued with their consistent approach in relying upon 19th
Liquidators’ examinations – a sea apart; legislative drafting – “a huge amount of material to wade through before they take a single step”
The decision of the High Court of Australia in Walton v Arrium [by majority (3-2)] adopting a broad interpretation of
Dear Parliamentary Counsel
The Commonwealth Integrity Commission Bill 2020 is important in many respects and some would see the following aspect of it
“with all due respect an exceptionally opaque process in changing important aspects of company law”
A judge is very critical of the “Henry VIII” process by which the commencement date of the Insolvency Law Reform
