the significance of national cabinet not being a cabinet
- Written by Anne Twomey, Professor of Constitutional Law, University of Sydney
When is a cabinet not a cabinet? When it is really an intergovernmental body that is pretending to be a cabinet so it can avoid transparency? Simply calling itself a “cabinet” is not enough to trigger an exemption in freedom of information legislation.
Justice Richard White this week so held in a proceeding before the Administrative...
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