Sydney Law School: Recent submissions
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A new direction for assistance in international tax debt collection?
Published 2022After having obtained the relevant information from a registered taxpayer to raise an assessment, a key pillar of tax administration is the collection of any resultant debt. There has been an internationalisation of the ...Open AccessArticle -
From guardianship to supported decision-making: Still searching for true north?
Published 2023This article argues that asking whether guardianship has changed is the wrong question. It is the wrong question because guardianship does not exist in isolation from other institutions and legal instruments, such as ...Open AccessArticle -
Health complaints and regulatory reform: Implications for vulnerable populations?
Published 2016Complaints and disciplinary processes play a significant role in health professional regulation. Many countries are transitioning from models of self-regulation to greater external oversight through systems including ...Open AccessArticle -
The ghosts of Levene and Lysaght still haunting 90 years on: Australia's 'great age' of residence litigation?
Published 2018Between 2010 and 2016 there were 34 cases litigated in Australia relating to the residence status of individual taxpayers compared with only 25 cases in the prior 79 years. This article: (1) after briefly setting out ...Open AccessArticle -
The floating charge under the PPSA: The current state of play
Published 2019Since its recognition by 19th-century English courts, the floating charge has been a form of security favoured by lenders and corporate borrowers. Although the Personal Property Securities Act 2009 (Cth) (PPSA) is generally ...Open AccessArticle