The Administrative Law List
45.3 The Administrative Law List
(cf SCR Part 14D, rule 1)
The following proceedings in the Supreme Court are to be entered in the Administrative Law List—
proceedings for commanding or otherwise requiring a public body or a public officer to perform a public duty,
proceedings for prohibiting or otherwise restraining a public body or a public officer from performing or purporting to perform any act,
proceedings for determining by declaration or otherwise any matter concerning the powers of a public body or a public officer,
proceedings in appeals or applications to the Court in respect of decisions of a public body or a public officer under any enactment specified in the rules for the purposes of this subrule.
In this rule—
prescribed tribunal means—
a specified tribunal within the meaning of section 48 of the Supreme Court Act 1970, or
the Local Court, or
a magistrate, coroner or assistant coroner, or
any other tribunal, person or body of persons prescribed, or belonging to a class prescribed for the purposes of this definition.
public body means a body of persons, whether corporate or unincorporate, constituted by or under an Act and required to perform or performing public duties, but does not include a prescribed tribunal.
public officer means a person holding or acting in a public office under the Government of the State or an office created by or under an Act and required to perform or performing public duties, but does not include a prescribed tribunal.
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