Tey v NSW; Altakrity v NSW

[2023] NSWSC 266

Supreme Court of NSW

Built by Barristers,
For Australian Law.

1. Constitutional Law
2. › implied freedom of political communication
3. › challenge to validity of public health orders
4. › orders made pursuant to the Public Health Act
5. › whether open to challenge the constitutional validity of the order, as opposed to the statute under which it was made
1. Constitutional Law
2. › implied freedom of political communication
3. › statutory power to make public health orders conferred on Minister under Public Health Act 2010 (NSW)
4. › whether powers restricted freedom of political communication
5. › whether powers suitable to achieve their purpose
6. › whether burden on the freedom necessary
7. › whether law adequate in its balance
1. Law Enforcement Act
2. › challenge to power conferred on police officer to give move-on direction in a public place
3. › limitation based on implied freedom of political communication
4. › statutory limitation on exercise of power in relation to a demonstration or protest
5. › no burden on political communication