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Kowcun v Brenda Monaghan, Information Commissioner & Anor
[2013] NTSC 57
Supreme Court of the Northern Territory
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Administrative Law
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STATUTORY INTERPRETATION
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APPEAL
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Section 129 Information Act
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Whether appeal incompetent for lack of jurisdiction
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Whether s 129 limits appeal to decisions that finally determine a matter following a hearing
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Held that s 129 not to be narrowly construed
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Held that appeal competent
Administrative Law
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STATUTORY INTERPRETATION
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Appeal from decision of Information Commissioner
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Whether Information Act applies to the Anti-Discrimination Commission
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Whether Anti-Discrimination Commission’s conciliation function a “decision making function”
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Held that conciliation within definition of “decision making function”
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Information Act does not apply.
Anti-Discrimination Act (NT) s 106
Information Act (NT) s 4, s 5(5)(b), s 129, s 154
Case Details
Citation
[2013] NTSC 57
Court
NTSC
Jurisdiction
Northern Territory
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