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And, this week, our #LAWS321 class at @vicuniwgtn brought the threads together — reflecting on what they’ve learned re govt accountability (soft power; human dimensions; civic virtue; fragility etc) and what integrity branch agent was their fav (Arnold on inquiries, by a nose).
Our final guest speaker was Justice Ellen France from the Supreme Court. She spoke about judicial and appellate review, along with reflections on the strengths/limitations of the judicial role, in the context of the “patchwork quilt” of the accountability project. #LAWS321
Then followed Sir Terence Arnold, speaking about his role as chair of (Govt) Inquiry into Operation Burnham — a deep dive into practicalities of undertaking an inquisitorial inquiry into a military operation abroad, incl navigating the problems of classified information. #LAWS321
Forgive me trainspotters, I forgot to mention the absence of tweets from the #publiclawpalooza this morning; teaching duties in our #LAWS321 Admin Law: Govt Accountability in Practice have occupied me this morning. Back for the post lunch session. 🤓
An irony, too, that this emergency Henry VIII framework legislation drops the very week we are studying the virtues and vices of secondary legislation and the Regs Review committee’s scrutiny work. #LAWS321
Our #LAWS321 Administrative Law: Govt Accountability in Practice course at @VicUniWgtn has kicked off the usual series of conversations with folk from the integrity branch of govt about their role holding government to account, efficacy, challenges etc.
My #LAWS321 Administrative Law students will surely appreciate the significance of this picture as the icon for the course Nuku/Canvas page?!? 🤔
I might have gone a bit evangelical on Bovens today in class — but his relational account of accountability gives us a neat way/framework to think about the mechanisms which exact accountability etc. 🙌 #LAWS321
For our #LAWS321 glossary — and for a giggle at the fashions of the old times… 😂 https://t.co/c1tBuLO9oC
First day back in the class — teaching #LAWS321 Administrative Law: Government Accountability in Practice at @vicuniwgtn. Delighted to have a class full of students — all fizzing to learn. Not so delighted to have a photocopier ink waste drum explode over me just prior. 🤓🤦🏼
Yesterday in our #LAWS321 admin law class at @VicUniWgtn, we were delighted to kick off with a conversation with @drayeshaverrall — giving us a minister’s take on discretionary decision-making and rhythm of political accountability (via Zoom, due to campus closure).
I look forward to seeing folk in Admin Law #LAWS321; Local Govt and Sub-national Democracy #LAWS431531; and Public Law: Institutions, Norms, Culture #LAWS522 — and in T2, Public Law #LAWS213. 🎉
And, now it’s past 4:30pm, looking forward to reading insights and analysis from admin law students on some aspects of our integrity branch — just under 50 research papers in this set.
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Yesterday our admin law course came to an end — and students reflected on what integrity agent/accountability mechanism they found most interesting and shared their key lesson learned about our big concepts of accountability, control and good governance. 🤓
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And yesterday we were joined by Justice Ellis from the High Court, who talked about her experience hearing judicial review applns and reflections on virtue/challenges of the supervisory jurisdiction (hot off heels of issuing her jdgt on vaccine rollout!)
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In our final admin law module, we returned to the supervisory jurisdiction of high court. Our duty group convened an enlarged panel of judges to determine a judicial review appln — after our VC abolished all public law courses at @vicuniwgtn. Application granted. 🤓⚖️
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And later in the week, we were joined by Judge Bill Hastings — DC judge and current @BSA_NZ chair — to talk about his life in tribunals, their efficacy and their challenges. And maybe a war story or three… 🤓
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Last week, our admin law group — ala the evening news — investigated the state of tribunals in NZ, interviewing an academic expert (not depicted) and local lawyer. @VicUniWgtn / #laws321
Later, we were joined by Sir Geoffrey Palmer, who shared his insights on inquiries — as one of designers of Inquiries Act and as an inquirer (most recently, the govt inquiry into Operation Burnham). Lots of discussion and great qns from students re reform.
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