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The attorney-general has outlined two major areas she wants to focus on as Australia’s first law officer, while strongly backing the under-fire NACC commissioner.
CATCHWORDS - ADMINISTRATIVE LAW – application for declaratory relief – applicant held office as senior member of Administrative Appeals Tribunal when appointed as deputy judge of Upper Tribunal, Immigration and Asylum Chamber of United Kingdom – whether applicant was not entitled to be paid remuneration in respect of position as senior member by reason of s 7(12) of Remuneration Tribunal Act 1973 (Cth) – whether applicant came to “hold[] a judicial office in the service of the Government of … a country other than Australia” upon appointment as deputy judge or at later date – whether applicant entered into service of United Kingdom Government upon appointment or at later date – application dismissed with costs
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