Senate Committee
Splitting ASIC 2024 and the 2010 Senate Committee Report
In the discussions about separating ASIC’s tasks following the July 2024 Senate Economics References Committee report – Australian Securities and ...
Senate report on ASIC’s investigation and enforcement roles – July 2024
The Senate Economics References Committee has issued its Report – Australian Securities and Investments Commission – investigation and enforcement, of ...
Australia’s insolvency law reforms – useful information from government officers
On 26 October 2020 the Economics Legislation Committee inquired of various Treasury officers about personal and corporate insolvency law reform, ...
SME insolvency reforms – a one year bankruptcy and more
The Australian government’s 2015 proposal to reduce the 3 year period for the imposition of the restrictions of bankruptcy to ...
by how much could we reduce white collar crime by imposing 30 year jail sentences? “Zero”.
The Honest Politician’s Guide to Crime Control never went into to a second edition, and it may by now be ...
Linc Energy’s insolvency disclaimer prevails over environmental demands
The success of the claims of Linc Energy’s liquidators against Queensland’s Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) won’t resolve the continuing legal ...
Restricting insolvency disclaimer rights in mining company failures?
The possibility of the West Australian government legislating to get around the insolvency disclaimer provisions of the Corporations Act was ...
ASIC before the PJC – phoenix, DINs, AA Fund and the continuing 3 sins of liquidators
This is a very brief commentary on and extracts from evidence given by Mr James Shipton and others from ASIC ...
Senator John Williams – a driving force behind our insolvency reforms
Senator John Williams is familiar to us in the insolvency profession as the one politician who has had a particular ...
