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    • Standard deviation? The problematic pre-condition to SEPP 1 

      Edgar, Andrew
      Published 2002
      Flexibility is brought into the New South Wales environmental planning system by a State department policy called State Environmental Planning Policy No 1 – Development Standards. It provides a mechanism whereby applicants ...
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    • Procedural fairness in application cases: Is compellability of consideration a critical safeguard? 

      Hammond, Emily
      Published 2018
      The proposition that governmental actors must extend procedural fairness to applicants for statutory rights, subject only to clear contrary legislation, has become a background assumption of Australian administrative law. ...
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    • 'Chetcuti' and exclusion under the Australian 'Constitution' - the ongoing story of alien status 

      Arcioni, Elisa
      Published 2022
      After the controversial judgment in Love v Commonwealth (Love) declaring that Aboriginal people are not aliens or outsiders to the Constitution, Chetcuti v Commonwealth (Chetcuti) has been watched as the next "big" case ...
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    • The regulatory pyramid meets the food pyramid: Can regulatory theory improve controls on television food advertising to Australian children? 

      Reeve, Belinda
      Published 2011
      This article examines whether responsive regulation has potential to improve the regulatory framework which controls free-to-air television advertising to children, so that the regulatory scheme can be used more effectively ...
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    • Propensity evidence reform after the Royal Commission into Child Sexual Abuse 

      Hamer, David
      Published 2018
      The Royal Commission considers the exclusion of propensity evidence, including prior convictions and the evidence of other alleged victims, to be one of the most significant obstacles to child sex offence (CSO) prosecutions. ...
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