Cheryl Saunders

@CherylSaunders1

Laureate Professor Emeritus, Melbourne Law School. Constitutions and public law, in Australia & globally.

Vrijeme pridruživanja: siječanj 2012.

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  1. But why? The requests came and the Commonwealth responded. And State requests are appropriate for deployment of troops within Australia, for practical reasons and as a matter of principle.

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  2. There’s a lot to be said (and thought) about what ‘cooperation’ involves in federal systems. This is my project for the Public Law Conference in Ottawa later this year. The Indian perspective is very useful!

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  3. Anne Twomey identifies the legal and public policy reasons why letters between the Queen and the Australian Governor-General should be found to be public rather than private property.

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  4. Many congratulations on a job so well done. is a Melbourne adornment.

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    Registration for the 2020 Public Law Conference is open, with early bird rates available until 29 Feb. Discounted rates for students are also available. To register visit: For info on accommodation visit: 11/12

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    Another example of the importance of (ongoing) and for mining ventures by foreign companies.

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  8. 3. velj

    Will you distinguish between the (positive) initiative and the (negative) referendum?

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  9. 3. velj

    A tweet from four months ago. Things haven’t improved.

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    .'s High Court case against the AFP has reached an unusual intersection of equity law and constitutional law (because of s 75(v)'s reference to injunction). Her lawyers accuse the Commonwealth/AFP of "selective quotation from Meagher, Gummow and Lehane ..." 1/2

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    23. sij

    We have a great series of articles examining different dimensions of the New Human Rights Act in Queensland. Open access for a short time now Please enjoy & share!

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    The effectiveness of any change to ‘Grant Rules and Guidelines’ will depend on what relevant primary legislation says.

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  14. 2. velj

    Ministerial standards are imposed by the government of the day, without public consultation as far as I’m aware. No doubt they are important. But they are not as important as legal rules, created by the democratically elected Parliament or under its authority.

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  15. 2. velj

    Great piece by Prof Anne Twomey, clearly identifying the legal rules, as well as the ministerial ethical standards, relevant to the sports grants affair. via

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  16. 1. velj

    Last three states to ratify Equal Rights Amendment sue to add it to constitution

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  17. 31. sij

    Catalan support during the transition phase for those affected by Brexit.

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  18. 31. sij

    Very useful historical perspective on British membership of the EU, identifying the challenges that now arise (again), and in a more virulent guise.

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  19. 31. sij

    Can deliberative assemblies help to build Democracy Mark II?

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    Clearly you missed a highly newsworthy event today, it was a huge milestone in Scottish political history. The Referendums (Scotland) Bill received royal assent. Scottish Government may decide what referendum(s) to hold and when. Input from Westminster not required.

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